How orthopedic surgeons are paid by setting

Orthopedic surgeons in single-specialty settings tend to earn more compared to their hospital-employed counterparts, according to the “2023 Physician Compensation Report” from Physicians Thrive

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The report, which compiles data from multiple sources, outlined the average salaries for orthopedic surgeons in different settings.

Here’s how orthopedic surgeons are paid by setting:

Single-specialty: $650,000

Multi-specialty: $663,000

Rural Health Clinic: $603,000

Hospital Department Practice: $675,000

Academic Department: $400,000

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