How Much Do ER Doctors Make?

Just how much DO Emergency Room doctors make? As you might've guessed an ER doctor will make more based on multiple factors. How much you work, what part of the country you work, but also more importantly whether you are Board Certified or not. To summarize the last element, going through the training and sitting before the National Specialty Board of Emergency Medicine is how you achieve board certification.

As it pertains to just how much, it can range from potentially $354,000 to $797,000, but it can also increase based on location and how many hours you work. Based on the states cost of living this can be higher or lower. But one bonus fact: Did you know that the industry standard for "full time" for an ER doctor is 16-24 hours a week?

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Dr. Geoffrey Mount is an ER doctor who is a crisis and split-second decisions expert. He is a Hampton and Harvard graduate who has been featured in or on Forbes, CBS, ABC, Fox, Good Morning Washington, Good Morning Virginia, MSN, Parade, C-span, NPR, and more.

[PrimeDiam]

I'd love to be an ER doctor in the future. I've heard a lot about nurses attempting to take over spots and that it might be over saturated in the future. Are any of these claims accurate?

[bharghavkadali]

Sir pls make a video for international medical graduates on pursuing er residency.