Podiatrist Salary in US

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$319,880

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24 Salaries

Base$304,532

Bonuses$14,675 (29% received bonuses)

Other income$671 (8% received other income)Workload~42.8 hrs/weekPTO~3.9 weeks

24 Salaries

Posted	Clinician Details	Location & Employer	PTO & Benefits	Schedule	Total Comp
2d	Podiatrist Full-Time (W-2)·1.0 FTE·Clinical Only·0-2 YOE·	Las Vegas, NV Multi-Specialty Medical Group Academic	2 wks 4 benefits	60 hrs/week Call 1:2	$340,000 / yr Net Collections(60%)
2d	Podiatrist Full-Time (1099)·1.0 FTE·Clinical Only·6-10 YOE·	Pittsburgh, PA Metro Area Self-Employed	1 benefit	40 hrs/week No Call	$160,000 / yr Net Income
2d	Podiatrist Full-Time (W-2)·1.0 FTE·Clinical Only·6-10 YOE·	Newark, NJ Specialty Clinic Academic	4 wks 3 benefits	40 hrs/week No Call	$150,000 / yr Salary($150K)
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2d	Podiatrist Full-Time (W-2)·1.0 FTE·Clinical Only·6-10 YOE·	Chicago, IL Single-Specialty Medical Group Academic	4 benefits	36 hrs/week No Call	$120,000 / yr Net Collections(30%)
2d	Podiatrist Full-Time (W-2)·1.0 FTE·Clinical Only·11-15 YOE·	San Antonio, TX HMO or Health Plan	3 wks 5 benefits	40 hrs/week Call 1:4	$200,000 / yr Salary($180K)
2d	Podiatrist Full-Time (K-1)·1.0 FTE·Clinical Only·6-10 YOE·	Jacksonville, FL Self-Employed	2 wks 4 benefits	50 hrs/week No Call	$200,000 / yr Salary($200K)
2d	Podiatrist Full-Time (1099)·1.4 FTE·Clinical Only·6-10 YOE·	New Brunswick, NJ Self-Employed	1 benefit	58 hrs/week No Call	$378,141 / yr Net Collections(50%)
2d	Podiatrist Full-Time (W-2)·1.0 FTE·Clinical Only·11-15 YOE·	Indianapolis, IN State-Run Community Hospital	5 wks 6 benefits	36 hrs/week No Call	$205,001 / yr Salary($205K)
2d	Podiatrist Full-Time (W-2)·1.0 FTE·Clinical Only·3-5 YOE·	Charlotte, NC Other Academic	3 wks 4 benefits	30 hrs/week No Call	$175,000 / yr Other
5d	Podiatrist Full-Time (W-2)·1.0 FTE·Clinical Only·6-10 YOE·	Los Angeles, CA Independent / Solo Group	2 wks 4 benefits	40 hrs/week Call 1:2	$320,000 / yr Other
6d	Podiatrist Full-Time (W-2)·1.0 FTE·Clinical Only·0-2 YOE·	Metro Area - Kentucky Private Community Hospital Academic	6 wks 6 benefits	40 hrs/week Call other	$260,000 / yr Salary($245K)
6d	Podiatrist Full-Time (W-2)·0.7 FTE·Clinical Only·0-2 YOE·	Detroit, MI Specialty Clinic	2 benefits	35 hrs/week No Call	$147,000 / yr Other
6d	Podiatrist Full-Time (W-2)·1.0 FTE·Clinical Only·11-15 YOE·	Mississippi State-Run Community Hospital Academic	4 wks 6 benefits	50 hrs/week Call other	$250,000 / yr Productivity($45/wRVU)
6d	Podiatrist Full-Time (W-2)·1.0 FTE·Clinical Only·3-5 YOE·	Port St. Lucie, FL Metro Area Self-Employed	4 wks 3 benefits	30 hrs/week No Call	$975,000 / yr Net Income
6d	Podiatrist Full-Time (W-2)·0.9 FTE·Clinical + (3 more)·20+ YOE·	Rural Area - Pennsylvania HMO or Health Plan Academic	4 wks 7 benefits	50 hrs/week Call other	$280,170 / yr Salary($279K)
6d	Podiatrist Full-Time (W-2)·0.9 FTE·Clinical + (2 more)·3-5 YOE·	New York, NY Metro Area State-Run Community Hospital Academic	5 wks 5 benefits	50 hrs/week Call other	$216,650 / yr Productivity($46/wRVU)
6d	Podiatrist Full-Time (W-2)·1.0 FTE·Clinical Only·11-15 YOE·	Overland Park, KS Self-Employed	2 benefits	40 hrs/week No Call	$250,000 / yr Net Collections(40%)
7d	Podiatrist Full-Time (W-2)·1.0 FTE·Clinical Only·0-2 YOE·	New York, NY Metro Area Single-Specialty Medical Group Academic	3 wks 5 benefits	40 hrs/week Call 1:8+	$130,000 / yr Salary($130K)
7d	Podiatrist Full-Time (W-2)·1.0 FTE·Clinical Only·20+ YOE·	Jacksonville, FL Self-Employed	6 wks 4 benefits	37 hrs/week No Call	$1,500,000 / yr Net Income
7d	Podiatrist Full-Time (W-2)·1.5 FTE·Clinical + (3 more)·3-5 YOE·	Los Angeles, CA Academic Medical Center Academic	2 wks 3 benefits	60 hrs/week Call other	$420,000 / yr Net Income

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$340,000 / yr
2d
Net Collections(60%)
Podiatrist
Las Vegas, NV·0-2 YOE
Multi-Specialty Medical Group
Academic
Full-Time (W-2)·1.0 FTE·60 hrs/week
$160,000 / yr
2d
Net Income
Podiatrist
Pittsburgh, PA Metro Area·6-10 YOE
Self-Employed
Full-Time (1099)·1.0 FTE·40 hrs/week
$150,000 / yr
2d
Salary($150K)
Podiatrist
Newark, NJ·6-10 YOE
Specialty Clinic
Academic
Full-Time (W-2)·1.0 FTE·40 hrs/week

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$120,000 / yr
2d
Net Collections(30%)
Podiatrist
Chicago, IL·6-10 YOE
Single-Specialty Medical Group
Academic
Full-Time (W-2)·1.0 FTE·36 hrs/week
$200,000 / yr
2d
Salary($180K)
Podiatrist
San Antonio, TX·11-15 YOE
HMO or Health Plan
Full-Time (W-2)·1.0 FTE·40 hrs/week
$200,000 / yr
2d
Salary($200K)
Podiatrist
Jacksonville, FL·6-10 YOE
Self-Employed
Full-Time (K-1)·1.0 FTE·50 hrs/week
$378,141 / yr
2d
Net Collections(50%)
Podiatrist
New Brunswick, NJ·6-10 YOE
Self-Employed
Full-Time (1099)·1.4 FTE·58 hrs/week
$205,001 / yr
2d
Salary($205K)
Podiatrist
Indianapolis, IN·11-15 YOE
State-Run Community Hospital
Full-Time (W-2)·1.0 FTE·36 hrs/week
$175,000 / yr
2d
Other
Podiatrist
Charlotte, NC·3-5 YOE
Other
Academic
Full-Time (W-2)·1.0 FTE·30 hrs/week
$320,000 / yr
5d
Other
Podiatrist
Los Angeles, CA·6-10 YOE
Independent / Solo Group
Full-Time (W-2)·1.0 FTE·40 hrs/week
$260,000 / yr
6d
Salary($245K)
Podiatrist
Metro Area - Kentucky·0-2 YOE
Private Community Hospital
Academic
Full-Time (W-2)·1.0 FTE·40 hrs/week
$147,000 / yr
6d
Other
Podiatrist
Detroit, MI·0-2 YOE
Specialty Clinic
Full-Time (W-2)·0.7 FTE·35 hrs/week
$250,000 / yr
6d
Productivity($45/wRVU)
Podiatrist
Mississippi·11-15 YOE
State-Run Community Hospital
Academic
Full-Time (W-2)·1.0 FTE·50 hrs/week
$975,000 / yr
6d
Net Income
Podiatrist
Port St. Lucie, FL Metro Area·3-5 YOE
Self-Employed
Full-Time (W-2)·1.0 FTE·30 hrs/week
$280,170 / yr
6d
Salary($279K)
Podiatrist
Rural Area - Pennsylvania·20+ YOE
HMO or Health Plan
Academic
Full-Time (W-2)·0.9 FTE·50 hrs/week
$216,650 / yr
6d
Productivity($46/wRVU)
Podiatrist
New York, NY Metro Area·3-5 YOE
State-Run Community Hospital
Academic
Full-Time (W-2)·0.9 FTE·50 hrs/week
$250,000 / yr
6d
Net Collections(40%)
Podiatrist
Overland Park, KS·11-15 YOE
Self-Employed
Full-Time (W-2)·1.0 FTE·40 hrs/week
$130,000 / yr
7d
Salary($130K)
Podiatrist
New York, NY Metro Area·0-2 YOE
Single-Specialty Medical Group
Academic
Full-Time (W-2)·1.0 FTE·40 hrs/week
$1,500,000 / yr
7d
Net Income
Podiatrist
Jacksonville, FL·20+ YOE
Self-Employed
Full-Time (W-2)·1.0 FTE·37 hrs/week
$420,000 / yr
7d
Net Income
Podiatrist
Los Angeles, CA·3-5 YOE
Academic Medical Center
Academic
Full-Time (W-2)·1.5 FTE·60 hrs/week

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With the cost of medical education ballooning, at least I’ll know a little more about what life will look like when I start paying down my student loan debt

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