Emergency Medicine: 6.37 percent
• $268,787 in 2010, $285,910 in 2011
Ophthalmology: 3.60 percent
• $343,945 in 2010, $356,339 in 2011
General Surgery: 2.86 percent
• $357,091 in 2010, $367,315 in 2011
Otolaryngology: 2.35 percent
• $368,777 in 2010, $377,430 in 2011
OB/GYN — General: 2.33 percent
• $295,761 in 2010, $302,638 in 2011
Orthopedic Surgery: 0.23 percent
• $500,672 in 2010, $501,808 in 2011
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