Which is the minimum wage of a physician in USA?
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There's really no such thing (unless you are talking about the federal minimum wage, which is, I believe, $5.15/hour).  The market determines the wages, which can fluctuate widely depending upon specialization, employer, and area of the country.
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in Boston MA pay the most from boston south the pay\nis only the best in the CITIES, you must have to love Customer \nService and people i am in the medical field not an MA but \nsecretary & people are Brutal  GOOD LUCK
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It is 5.15 per hour.  Dang, I would hope you would set your sights higher than minimum.  Try waiting tables.  It pays a lot better and the hours aren't bad.\n\nIt's more complicated than the other answerer would have you believe...some states even have a minimum wage lower than the federal standard which is 5.15.  Colorado's state minimum wage , as of the beginning of April, was 5.15.  Other states have other rules.
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Many variables there. What profession? Minimum wage varies from the standard to $6.75/hr in LA and Orange Counties and $8.84/hr in San Francisco. Cost of living is higher in these areas as well.
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about $5 per hour..  \nlets face it..  there are jobs out there that aren't worth more than that.\nthese high minimums are going to hurt a lot of small businesses.
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Not many places, but some do. Peninsual Hospital in Burlingame CA does. However, the minimum hours must be 20 per weeek, part of their bargaining agreement. Everyplace has its own rules.
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Here is a good website that provides information on MEDICAL BILLING/CLAIMS EXAMINING/PATIENT ACCOUNTING :\n\nhttp://healthcarejobs.org/updts.htm\n\nThe article on the website covers:\nIntroduction \nOccupation List \nNature of Work \nWorking Condition \nJob Outlook & Employment \nTraining & Other Qualifications \nEarnings \nResources \n\nEARNINGS\nThese fields have a wage range between $8-$10 an hour to start and up to $30-$40 an hour for years of experience and responsibility.\n_____________-\n\nI had a friend who was interested in Medical billing and coding. The schooling was several thousand dollars US and the jobs in the area were paying only $8 per hour.  She went into another career field that paid more.\nI have heard it is one of the hot jobs, or in demand jobs.\n\nI hope you get many replys to your question.
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Surgeon's don't get paid hourly - if they're independent they bill based on what they do, and get paid what insurance and co-pays will get them.\n\nIf they're employees of hospitals, they get a "salary" - General surgions make about $150k in the Detroit area.
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where do you live that minimum wage is that low? wow good luck
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They seem to have mis-read your question. \n\nhttp://www.asoa.org/services/publications/0104_full_ae131.html\n\ncopy and paste the above link and scroll down the page a bit. This should answer any question you might have regarding optometrist pay. \nHowever if  you don't care to look it up, from what I read on the subject the answer could be either dispensary or basic annual fee. It all depends on what is offered by whom ever is running the clinic.
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that is a hard one to answer as medicaid varies in their "quote" area of how much u make/don't make.  Best bet is to call your local medicaid office and ask.
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Kansas is the only state below the federal designation of $5.15. It is a paltry $2.65 in Kansas, which is why that state sucks horribly.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_U.S._state_minimum_wages\n\nOne needs to keep in mind however, that several states, mostly in the south, have NO minimum wage requirment.\n\nHere's a ranking which goes well with minimum wage, per capita personal income:\n\nhttp://www.statemaster.com/graph/eco_per_inc_percap-economy-personal-income-per-capita
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Nationally, diagnostic radiologist salaries vary from approximately $227,000 to $317,000 average annual salaries. A survey by the American Medical Group Association for all radiologist salaries shows the median wages for all diagnostic radiologists to be considerably higher than the average.  http://www.the-travel-nurse.com/radiologist_salaries.html\n\nCheck this link out:  http://www.managedcaremag.com/archives/0205/0205.compmon.html   It says that radiologists are in demand, but I could not find specific numbers regarding how many radiologists are in the USA.
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The Federal minimum wage is 5.15.  It was raised in 1997 from 4.75.  Each state also has a minimum wage that may be more or less than that.  THis is a really cool interactive map that shows what the rates are in each state: http://www.dol.gov/esa/minwage/america.htm
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The average starting salary for primary care physicians is about $120-130,000, and up to $150-200,000 after three years.
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Here is a chart with doctors' salaries:\nhttp://www.payscale.com/salary-survey/vid-45675/fid-6886
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It depends on the state.  The federal rate is 5.15, but each state can make it higher.  The full list is here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_U.S._state_minimum_wages