What male and female orthopedic surgeons with 15 to 21 years of experience earn in the 10 largest cities in the U.S.:
New York City:
Male: $507,631
Female: $387,123
Difference: $120,508
Los Angeles:
Male: $487,852
Female: $383,587
Difference: $104,265
Chicago:
Male: $541,252
Female: $372,187
Difference: $169,065
Houston:
Male: $530,405
Female: $383,093
Difference: $147,312
Phoenix:
Male: $526,664
Female: $396,157
Difference: $130,507
Philadelphia:
Male: $481,491
Female: $367,549
Difference: $113,942
San Antonio:
Male: $530,405
Female: $383,093
Difference: $147,312
San Diego:
Male: $495,725
Female: $391,952
Difference: $103,773
Dallas:
Male: $530,405
Female: $383,093
Difference: $147,312
Austin, Texas:
Male: $530,405
Female: $383,093
Difference: $147,312
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