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Hospitalist Employment
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A Hospitalist is general or internal medicine physician who examines, diagnoses,
and treats hospitalized patients.. Statistics show a median salary for a typical Hospitalist in the United States of $179,000. Latest Internet advertised hospitalist physician jobs have an average salary of $135,000/year. Physician Employment by state |
*Specific disciplines within the specialty where certification is offered.
1 Approved 2011; first issue to be determined 2 Approved 2010; first issue to be determined 3 Approved 2010; first issue 2013 |