Here are more sports medicine physician compensation statistics.
1. The average salary plus bonus equals $252,182.
2. As of April 29, the following reflects average annual salary:
- 10th percentile — $161,081
- 25th percentile — $190,890
- 50th percentile — $223,631
- 75th percentile — $284,474
- 90th percentile — $339,868
3. The following reflects salary based on years of experience:
- One to two years — $202,130 to $221,188
- Three to five years — $213,858 to $239,069
- Five to six years — $221,188 to $253,598
- Seven to nine years — $223,631 to $258,139
- 10 to 14 years — $223,631 to $258,139
- 15 to 19 years —$223,631 to $258,139
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