Doctors’ revenue rating by specialty nationally

Physician salaries and revenue can vary significantly depending on the specialty as well as other factors such as geographic location, years of experience, and type of practice (e.g., private practice, hospital-employed, academic settings). Based on various salary reports and medical surveys, here is a general overview of the revenue and compensation rankings among different medical specialties in the United States:

High-Earning Specialties:

1. Orthopedic Surgery

2. Plastic Surgery

3. Cardiology (invasive and interventional)

4. Dermatology

5. Gastroenterology

6. Radiology

7. Anesthesiology

8. Urology

9. Otolaryngology (ENT)

10. Ophthalmology

Mid-Earning Specialties:

1. General Surgery

2. Oncology

3. Pulmonology

4. Obstetrics and Gynecology

5. Emergency Medicine

6. Non-invasive Cardiology

7. Neurology

8. Rheumatology

9. Internal Medicine

10. Family Medicine

Lower-Earning Specialties:

1. Pediatrics

2. Public Health and Preventive Medicine

3. Endocrinology

4. Infectious Disease

5. Family Practice

It's important to note that these rankings can change over time due to market dynamics, changes in healthcare policy, and other economic factors. Additionally, compensation is just one facet of a specialty's appeal; lifestyle considerations, job satisfaction, and personal interest in the field are also crucial aspects that physicians often weigh.