15 Statistics on Variation in Orthopedic Surgeon Compensation

Here are 15 statistics on low, average and high orthopedic surgeon compensation from 2006 to 2011, according to Merritt Hawkins 2011 Review of Physician Recruiting Incentives report.

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2006 to 2007
    •    Low: $250,000
    •    Average: $413,000
    •    High: $650,000

 

2007 to 2008
    •    Low: $250,000
    •    Average: $439,000
    •    High: $750,000

 

2008 to 2009
    •    Low: $300,000
    •    Average: $481,000
    •    High: $1 million

 

2009 to 2010
    •    Low: $300,000
    •    Average: $519,000
    •    High: $825,000

 

2010 to 2011
    •    Low: $300,000
    •    Average: $521,000
    •    High: $700,000

 

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