16 Benchmarks for Orthopedists on Highest and Lowest Compensating Regions

Here are 16 statistics about orthopedic and spine surgeon compensation by region, based on MGMA’s Physician Compensation and Production Survey: 2011 Report Based on 2010 Data.

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General orthopedics

Highest: Midwest ($556,342)
Lowest: East ($441,304)
Others: South ($490,950), West ($468,142)

Hip and joint

Highest: South ($687,092)
Lowest: West ($424,014)
Others: Midwest ($680,996), East ($564,810)

Spine

Highest: Midwest ($777,988)
Lowest: West ($562,908)
Others: South ($684,056), East ($573,521)

Sports medicine

Highest: South ($637,963)
Lowest: East ($516,161)
Others: Midwest ($637,963), West ($558,888)

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