Pulmonary Critical Care Physician Salary in US

$479,991

Avg Total Comp(30 Salaries)

Inside the Averages

30 Salaries
Base$419,189
Bonuses$50,666 (66% received bonuses)
Other income$10,136 (20% received other income)Workload~46.1 hrs/weekPTO~5.2 weeks

  • $438,328 / yr

    1d

    Hourly($192/hr)

    Internist - Pulmonary and Critical Care

    Baton Rouge, LA·0-2 YOE

    Private Community Hospital
    Academic

    Full-Time (W-2)·1.0 FTE·42 hrs/week

  • $490,000 / yr

    11d

    Salary($425K)

    Internist - Pulmonary and Critical Care

    Nashville, TN Metro Area·0-2 YOE

    State-Run Community Hospital
    Academic

    Full-Time (W-2)·1.0 FTE·50 hrs/week

  • $500,000 / yr

    14d

    Salary($500K)

    Internist - Pulmonary and Critical Care

    Duluth, MN Metro Area·6-10 YOE

    Private Community Hospital

    Full-Time (W-2)·1.0 FTE·60 hrs/week

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  • $480,000 / yr

    15d

    Salary($450K)

    Internist - Pulmonary and Critical Care

    Atlanta, GA Metro Area·0-2 YOE

    Single-Specialty Medical Group

    Full-Time (W-2)·1.0 FTE·60 hrs/week

  • $450,000 / yr

    23d

    Salary($400K)

    Internist - Pulmonary and Critical Care

    Metro Area - Louisiana·0-2 YOE

    Private Community Hospital
    Academic

    Full-Time (W-2)·1.0 FTE·50 hrs/week

  • $445,000 / yr

    24d

    Salary($445K)

    Internist - Pulmonary and Critical Care

    Metro Area - Louisiana·3-5 YOE

    Private Community Hospital
    Academic

    Full-Time (W-2)·1.0 FTE·60 hrs/week

  • $435,000 / yr

    24d

    Salary($410K)

    Internist - Pulmonary and Critical Care

    New York, NY·3-5 YOE

    Private Community Hospital

    Full-Time (W-2, 1099)·1.0 FTE·40 hrs/week

  • $450,000 / yr

    24d

    Salary($400K)

    Internist - Pulmonary and Critical Care

    Austin, TX·6-10 YOE

    Multi-Specialty Medical Group
    Academic

    Full-Time (W-2)·1.0 FTE·40 hrs/week

  • $350,000 / yr

    26d

    Salary($300K)

    Internist - Pulmonary and Critical Care

    New York, NY·0-2 YOE

    Academic Medical Center
    Academic

    Full-Time (W-2)·1.0 FTE·40 hrs/week

  • $712,100 / yr

    29d

    Salary($550K)

    Internist - Pulmonary and Critical Care

    Los Angeles, CA Metro Area·20+ YOE

    Private Community Hospital

    Full-Time (W-2)·1.0 FTE·42 hrs/week

  • $452,000 / yr

    1mo

    Salary($452K)

    Internist - Pulmonary and Critical Care

    Chicago, IL Metro Area·6-10 YOE

    Single-Specialty Medical Group

    Full-Time (W-2)·1.0 FTE·36 hrs/week

  • $355,000 / yr

    1mo

    Productivity($55/wRVU)

    Internist - Pulmonary and Critical Care

    Boston, MA Metro Area·6-10 YOE

    Multi-Specialty Medical Group
    Academic

    Full-Time (W-2)·0.8 FTE·30 hrs/week

  • $700,000 / yr

    1mo

    Net Income

    Internist - Pulmonary and Critical Care

    Memphis, TN·3-5 YOE

    Single-Specialty Medical Group
    Academic

    Full-Time (W-2)·1.0 FTE·50 hrs/week

  • $620,000 / yr

    1mo

    Productivity($57/wRVU)

    Internist - Pulmonary and Critical Care

    Atlanta, GA Metro Area·6-10 YOE

    Private Community Hospital

    Full-Time (W-2)·1.0 FTE·45 hrs/week

  • $280,000 / yr

    1mo

    Productivity($53/wRVU)

    Internist - Pulmonary and Critical Care

    Tucson, AZ Metro Area·0-2 YOE

    Academic Medical Center
    Academic

    Full-Time (W-2)·1.0 FTE·40 hrs/week

  • $575,000 / yr

    1mo

    Salary($515K)

    Internist - Pulmonary and Critical Care

    Metro Area - Indiana·6-10 YOE

    Private Community Hospital
    Academic

    Full-Time (W-2)·1.0 FTE·40 hrs/week

  • $365,000 / yr

    1mo

    Salary($350K)

    Internist - Pulmonary and Critical Care

    Minneapolis-St. Paul, MN Metro Area·0-2 YOE

    Single-Specialty Medical Group
    Academic

    Full-Time (W-2)·1.0 FTE·45 hrs/week

  • $461,000 / yr

    1mo

    Salary($425K)

    Internist - Pulmonary and Critical Care

    Metro Area - Virginia·3-5 YOE

    Private Community Hospital
    Academic

    Full-Time (W-2)·1.0 FTE·40 hrs/week

  • $512,560 / yr

    1mo

    Hourly($232/hr)

    Internist - Pulmonary and Critical Care

    Virginia Beach, VA Metro Area·0-2 YOE

    Multi-Specialty Medical Group

    Full-Time (W-2)·1.0 FTE·40 hrs/week

  • $300,001 / yr

    1mo

    Salary($300K)

    Internist - Pulmonary and Critical Care

    Washington, DC·3-5 YOE

    Academic Medical Center
    Academic

    Full-Time (W-2)·1.0 FTE·80 hrs/week

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