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General Internal Medicine Physician Salary in the U.S.

Median annual pay in the U.S.

$256,560

$123.35/hour

BLS OEWS, May 2025

Wages: BLS OEWS, May 2025.

Pay

Annual and hourly pay in the U.S.
AnnualHourly
10th percentile$73,570$35.37
25th percentile$124,470$59.84
Median$256,560$123.35
75th percentile$374,850$180.22
90th percentile$475,430$228.57

Employment

Employment in the U.S.
67,150

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Comparison

Wages: BLS OEWS, May 2025. Cost of living: BEA Regional Price Parities, 2024.

General Internal Medicine Physician median pay by state
RankMedian annual payAdjusted for cost of living (annual)
Georgia
1st $425,460 $441,839
1st
Rhode Island
2nd $379,490 $371,031
8th
Minnesota
3rd $373,700 $378,925
5th
Wisconsin
4th $367,160 $390,201
2nd
Alaska
5th $366,080 $357,643
9th
South Carolina
6th $359,500 $383,471
3rd
Idaho
7th $355,390 $372,160
7th
Washington
8th $340,010 $317,728
14th
North Dakota
9th $338,400 $380,400
4th
Utah
10th $331,720 $335,532
12th
Mississippi
11th $325,610 $374,467
6th
Maine
12th $316,880 $326,512
13th
Indiana
13th $314,390 $336,862
11th
California
14th $313,890 $283,499
18th
Alabama
15th $311,180 $350,337
10th
Colorado
16th $299,990 $291,105
17th
North Carolina
17th $289,780 $307,211
16th
Massachusetts
18th $285,250 $269,722
20th
South Dakota
19th $280,520 $316,664
15th
Texas
20th $269,110 $277,270
19th
Oregon
21st $268,570 $259,837
24th
Maryland
22nd $260,410 $248,106
27th
Arizona
23rd $259,320 $257,576
25th
Ohio
24th $249,990 $269,461
21st
Kentucky
25th $241,530 $267,893
23rd
Hawaii
— ≥ $239,200 ≥ $217,551
—
Arkansas
26th $233,130 $268,160
22nd
Tennessee
27th $232,220 $252,770
26th
New Hampshire
28th $229,210 $220,045
33rd
Vermont
29th $228,670 $233,437
32nd
District of Columbia
30th $223,250 $203,137
36th
Florida
31st $222,600 $215,251
35th
Nebraska
32nd $221,360 $245,674
29th
Missouri
33rd $216,570 $238,469
31st
Oklahoma
33rd $216,570 $246,542
28th
Pennsylvania
35th $213,310 $218,618
34th
Louisiana
36th $210,390 $238,518
30th
Connecticut
37th $208,000 $200,753
37th
New York
38th $183,460 $169,995
38th
Michigan
39th $149,990 $155,887
39th
Illinois
40th $140,680 $140,739
40th
Iowa
41st $122,920 $140,061
41st
Nevada
42nd $114,090 $114,114
42nd
New Jersey
43rd $89,990 $82,708
43rd
West Virginia
44th $72,680 $81,209
44th

— in Rank: places with ≥ have no rank by median pay, because BLS publishes only a lower bound for them and other states have exact medians at or above it. They are listed alphabetically, below the last of those exact medians.

≥: BLS publishes only a lower bound for this median. Its adjusted figure is a minimum, so it has no adjusted rank (—).

Places with the same median share a rank and are listed alphabetically.

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Outlook

Projected employment change, 2025–35 (U.S.)
+4.0%
Typical education needed for entry (U.S.)
Doctoral or professional degree

BLS Employment Projections, 2025–35

Sources and update

Last updated

How these figures are calculated