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Anonymous asked in Business & FinanceCareers & EmploymentHealth Care · 3 months ago

How much is take home pay for a doctor?

After student loans and malpractice insurance?

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  • 3 months ago

    No answer you get here will be meaningful. Every situation is different. Every doctor in every location makes a different amount of money, and every one of them have different insurance and loan debt. You need to be specific about type of doctor, and location if you want a better answer. 

  • ?
    Lv 7
    3 months ago

    Residents make like $40/hr, real doctors (not like residents are fake doctors) make a lot more.  Let’s see.  Where i work the average salary would depend in what kind if doctor you are.  Around $250k/yr for a family physician, and up to $500k/yr for a specialized surgeon.  Soecialized doctor falls somewhere between them.  When my sister was going out with a doctor where she lives now he was making ~$750k/year.  He’s an eye surgeon

  • ?
    Lv 7
    3 months ago

    Varies  widely

    Are they private practice,  group practice,  hospital employee, military or VA Dr?

    Are they any specialty ?

  • 3 months ago

    The good days are slowly disappearing as most doctors, once they complete training, do not hang a shingle on the door and open a practice these days. Most are hired by Corporate facilities and are on salary, often starting at only $70-85K annually. The doctors who remain in private practice are disappearing in the USA.

  • 3 months ago

    there is no way to answer this at all, many docs are independent contractors and malpractice may be carried by a group not individual. Physician income is dependent on many many factors so there is no one answer

    Source(s): PA & MD
  • 3 months ago

    That varies wildly and you also have to consider the years of income lost in a working life while the person was in school.  I can say this - the malpractice insurance for many doctors in America is more than the annual salaries of many doctors in Europe because they have different tort laws. 

  • fcas80
    Lv 7
    3 months ago

    There is no single answer to your question.  Doctors who are just out of medical school are probably working in a hospital or small medical practice and are not earning a lot of money.  However, doctors who specialize in expensive surgeries can make millions.

  • Anonymous
    3 months ago

    You clearly do not know what "take home pay" means.

    And why would you think that all doctors have student loan payments and of the same amount? 

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