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Anesthesiologist Salary in the US: 2024 Averages by Region and Practice Type
National Average
Mean annual compensation: $271,000 (varies by source; Medscape, MGMA, AMGA report $350k–$450k for full-time).
Regional Averages (Illustrative)
- Northeast: ~$295,000
- Midwest: ~$275,000
- South: ~$260,000
- West: ~$285,000
Key Influencing Factors
- Practice setting: Private practice > academic > hospital-employed > VA/military.
- Geography: Urban/high-cost areas pay more; rural may offer incentives.
- Experience: Steep increase first 5–10 years; plateaus mid-career.
- Subspecialty: Cardiac, pediatric, pain management, critical care command premiums.
- Call burden & overtime: Significant income addition.
- Ownership/partnership: Equity models yield highest totals.
Additional Compensation
- Bonuses (productivity, quality, retention)
- Call pay (per shift or per case)
- Benefits (malpractice, CME, retirement, PTO)
Always negotiate total package, not just base salary.
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