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10 Highest Paid Medical Specialties

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  1. Hala

    Hala Golden Member Verified Doctor

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    Helping people is great, but let’s be honest, those $300,000 in loans you owe won’t pay themselves. If you’re a med student who is “all about the Benjamins,” here’s where you can find them.

    1. Orthopedic Surgery $464,500

    People are constantly breaking bones and will pay a pretty penny to have them fixed up. Therefore, orthopedic surgery takes the top spot as the highest paying medical specialty. If you choose this road, you’ll be looking at a handsome $464,500 a year on average.

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    2. Invasive Cardiology $461,364

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    Have a heart, people. Become a cardiologist.

    If a six hour life-saving cardiac transplant isn’t enough for you, perhaps the impressive average salary will help you sleep at night. Whatever your motives, invasive cardiology is a solid specialty choice (unless you’re squeamish, in which case you may want to reconsider).


    3. Non-Invasive Cardiology $447,143

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    If you don’t want to perform the triple bypass surgery, there’s good news! Apparently, it will only cost your around $14,000 a year to get yourself out of the OR and on to the non-invasive route. So go ahead, grab your Littmann and hit the floors.


    4. Gastroenterology $441,421

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    Gastroenterology. You know what it entails, and if you’ve ever had GI issues, you’ll know that money is no object when it comes to freeing yourself from excruciating pain in the bowels. Enough said.


    5. Urology $424,091

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    Like its sister, gastroenterology, urology can be quite painful if you are the patient, but quite rewarding if you’re the doc treating it!


    6. Hematology/Oncology $396,000

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    Blood AND cancer. It goes without saying that specialists in the field of hematology-oncology deal with some pretty complex issues–turns out those complexities in the blood pay pretty well.


    7. Dermatology $370,952

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    Ah, the dermatologist. This one can be summed up in just three words. No night shift.


    8. Radiology $368,250

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    Just be sure to wear your dosimeter badge.


    9. Pulmonology $351,125

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    No smoking allowed here…


    10. General Surgery $336,375

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    Can’t decide what you want to do? The average salary for a general surgeon could be the long awaited reward for your indecisiveness.

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