10 LOWEST Paid Doctor Specialties

When considering which doctor specialty to pursue, many premeds and medical students place a heavy emphasis on annual salary and compensation. What they often fail to consider though is the average number of hours worked per week, translating to an hourly wage. In a previous video, we covered the top 6 specialties with the highest hourly rate. Now, let's look at the other end of the spectrum and cover the specialties making the lowest hourly rate.
As with the previous video, the average hourly wage was calculated by taking the average annual salary for each specialty and dividing it by the number of hours worked per week and the number of workweeks per year.
It is important to mention that these are averages, and variation is expected. Even within specialties, salary and weekly hours can vary widely depending on the type of practice, geography, and numerous other factors.
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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Introduction
00:56 Psychiatry
01:35 Neurology
02:13 Allergy & Immunology
03:02 Preventive Medicine
03:51 Rheumatology
04:26 Endocrinology
05:17 Pediatrics
06:04 Infectious Disease
06:49 Internal Medicine
07:42 Family Medicine
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