Top 10 Highest Paid Doctor Specialties #SHORTS

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These are the top 10 compensated doctors. First, neurosurgeons. Brain surgeon compensation averages $820,000 per year, but they work long hours and have a challenging lifestyle.

Second, plastic surgery, averaging in at $526,000 per year. If you are in aesthetics, you'll be making more than if you go into reconstructive surgery.

Third, orthopedic surgery at $511,000 per year. These are the bone doctors, and compensation is generally highest if you specialize in spine.

Fourth, cardiology at $459,000 per year. Unlike the top three, this is a non-surgical specialty, but cardiologists can do fellowships to perform more procedures and boost compensation.

Fifth, urology at $427,000 per year.

Sixth, otolaryngology, also known as ear, nose, throat, or ENT, at $417,000 per year.

Seventh, radiology at $413,000 per year. Eighth, gastroenterology at $406,000 per year. Ninth is dermatology at $394,000 per year, but note they have a relaxed and desirable lifestyle. And tenth is ophthalmology at $379,000 per year.

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It would be interesting to see this adjusted for pay-per-hour, factoring residency hours into it. Sure surgeons might make more but how much more considering attendings work 60 hours per week and they work 80+ hours per week in residency?

adrianvalderrama

Good thing psychiatrists can self regulate their emotions otherwise this would have hurt.

realmoharoon

Where I live, radiology is actually best compensated (in a per hour basis) as they get the most patients done in the same time compared with other specialities (as reviewing diagnostic images is faster and more stream-lined than directly dealing with patient care, thinking about necessary diagnostics for differential diagnoses etc.)

waterunderthebridge

For anyone who is confused this is in descending order

projectmo

Where i live the highest are dermatology, ophtalmology and ortopedic

kaytee

All surgeons literally devote their lives to let their kids enjoy their money

yoniboboshov

Wow I’m surprised CT didn’t make the list!!!

jordantaylor

I've been wondering why I wanted to be a cardiologist, this video finally answered it. It's nonsurgical, thanks

chibuikemdanielonwu-obi

I would like to see a "So you want to Become a Pharmacist" although it is not in medical school, I have seen that you have talked about pharmacy school and I would love to see it :D

leonardonava

It also depends where you work as well. These specialists can make even more in rural areas and of course being further away from the city. Hospitalists can make 300k a year easily. Compensation for most medicine specialities ain't so bad (except for peds. Oooofff they are horribly underpaid)

wahm

I have wanted to be a surgeon who specializes in cardiology for about my whole life! Hope my dream comes true!

elizabeth

Note, medical students, this should not be your main source of consideration when choosing a specialty. Do what you like, you'll make a good living.

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