How much do Oncologists get paid?
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i dont no how much they get paid but i no mine gets a lot of money..
886776
It varies.  What specialty?  What subspecialty?  What region of the country?  How much do they work ? (part-time, full-time, or double that?) How much experience do they have?  How much ancillary staff do they have to pay?  What is their malpractice premium?\n\nFew doctors are in it for the money.  There are MUCH easier ways to get rich.
475497
It depends. If your a doctor that specializes in a new field and work in a big hospital you'd be making more than a small town lawyer. But if you were a big time lawyer working in a big city and with wealthy clients you'd make more than a small town doctor. All depends on what you do in each profession and where your located.
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Depends on Rank.  Unlike the civilian world the military has clinical Pathologists that are not Medical Doctors and are commissioned as Lt's.  These people would not necessarily recieve professional pay like the Doctors do.  Physicians are rountinely commisioned as Capts but I have seen them come into Active Mil Service all the way up to the rank of Lt Col.  \n\nPay is based on pay grade and time of service.  Pro Pay is based on medical specialty. (used for retention).\n\nThe Doctors do well financially.
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Wow, monster.com is optimistic about our salaries.  Lab technicians make barely $35-45k entry level, and up to $55-70k when in senior positions.  But it depends on the company, hospital, lab you're working for.  You'll do better at a pharmaceutical lab or medical lab, but it's not worth the stress.  University labs are soooooo much more relaxed, but pay less.
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I do know medics in the southeast are making between 30k and 40k per year.  I would venture to say this is a standard figure across the nation unless you are in one of the big cites, ie: NYC, LA, Dallas and so on.  Having said that, WE NEED NURSES!!!
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An intern fresh out of med school should make $40,000.00 per year or more.  After that, I would imaging $120,000.00 - $150,000.00 is close to the average.
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depending on the grade level, around 20-40k a year
33618
from my understanding nurses don't make that much. You got to do it because you like to help others & be devoted to it. they make probably the most 30k a year or less (depends what kind of a nurse you are). DON't DO IT FOR THE MONEY DO IT FOR THE PASSION! THE WORLD NEEDS MORE NURSES (NICER ONES AT LEAST)
339894
My roommate is a nurse here in SF and gets paid $50/hour w/o benefits. With benefits you get less. You can also work overtime. So annually you could make $100,000.
352197
Well my mother is a phsycian. It really depends on a wide range of things. If you have your own practice, work for someone else, or a mix of both. It also depends on their speciality and level of skill. Physicians with a few years of experience can expect to start out at around $150,000 per year. The more specialized the doctor is the more money they make. Another large factor is location. In private practice it depends on how large the practice is and how many patients are seen and can be significantly more than the 150K. Doctors earn their money though. They work long hours, work hard, and put up with a lot of stress. Who would want to have to worry about saving lives every day. With a person's life on your shoulders, this causes a huge amount of stress.
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I worked for an administrator and she made TONS of money. However, the nurses have more control over the immediate care of the patients. Unfortunately, they are overworked so the care may not be as good as they would like it to be.
655293
at my hospital they make $8.49/hr to start
903785
that would be an endocrinologist.  As far as what they make that would depend on the area they are in, if they have their oun practice and how big that practice is.  I would say min. 200 g on average a year.  There could be some that only make 100 grand then some that earn 1 million.
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http://jama.ama-assn.org/cgi/content-nw/full/290/9/1173/TABLEJOC30309T1\n\nwhich is from:\nhttp://jama.ama-assn.org/cgi/content/full/290/9/1173\n\nThese are *averages*.  A internal medicine specialist (e.g., rheumatologist) in an underserved area like New Mexico or in growing areas like LV, Nevada, can make well over the average (maybe double).\n\nOn the other hand, you need to take into account the high insurance premiums paid by doctors.  Primary care specialists (family, pediatrics, internal med) already pay 5-figure premiums.  Once you get into surgery of any kind, the premiums rise to 6 figures.  Many surgeons are quitting because of this, instead becoming surgical assistants - non-M.D. positions (it's an allied health course) with less responsibility and no insurance headaches.
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In London, UK the rates are pretty good. Newly qualified start at about 40,000 USD and the most senior consultant radiographers reach a ceiling of about 96,000 USD.