NEPHROLOGIST SALARIES
Here are some mid-career, annual, median, representative Renal Physician specialist salaries
Q. How to be a Nephrologist in the USA ?
A. After completing medical school, you need to first complete a 3-year Residency in Internal Medicine, followed by a 2 to 3-Year fellowship in Nephrology, also called Renal Medicine.
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- New York: $212,000/-
- Houston: $188,500/-
- Los Angeles: $204,400/-
- Seattle: $193,000/-
Q. How to be a Nephrologist in the USA ?
A. After completing medical school, you need to first complete a 3-year Residency in Internal Medicine, followed by a 2 to 3-Year fellowship in Nephrology, also called Renal Medicine.
And you may have heard of the Dr. Arnold Kim, who gave up his Nephrology career to concentrate on full-time blogging about Apple Inc. ! Read here
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posted by Digitaldoc, MD at 5:27 PM
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Anonymous said ... (10/16/2009) :
Post Your Comment !With the current Medicare crisis it looks like Nephrology will take a big hit in Reimbursements compared to other subspecialities.
So why do two additional years of fellowship when you can make the same amount of money with a much better lifestyle as a Hospitalist?
true
Not to talk of taking care of some of the sickest patients, with such high burden of disease. Quite under appreciated..
would not do nephrology again. low pay and very sick pts. not worth it at all.
Then why nephrology has become a very competitive fellowship ? Can someone answer that ?