Physicians working in academic settings may help shape the future of medicine and its workforce, but new data from professional medical networking site Doximity shows they earn considerably less than their nonacademic colleagues.
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Physicians — if you're working or thinking about working in Los Angeles, San Francisco or Washington, D.C., you may want to rethink that decision. Data from professional medical networking site Doximity shows physicians working in those cities make average salaries…
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