Physicians, All Other
Physicians & Surgeons
Physicians, All Other encompasses medical doctors and doctors of osteopathic medicine not classified separately, including various medical specialties and subspecialties. These physicians diagnose and treat diseases and injuries using medical knowledge and clinical judgment specific to their area of practice, applying evidence-based treatments and preventive care strategies.
Working conditions
These physicians work in diverse healthcare settings including hospitals, specialty clinics, private practices, and academic medical centers where they provide specialized medical care. Work environments and schedules vary widely by specialty but typically involve patient consultations, diagnostic procedures, and sometimes surgical interventions, with on-call responsibilities common in many specialties.
Academic requirements
This occupation requires a medical degree (MD or DO) followed by completion of specialty-specific residency training ranging from 3–7 years depending on the specialty. State medical licensure and board certification in the relevant medical specialty through the appropriate specialty board are required for practice.
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Typical salary range
$115K - 239K
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Years Higher Education
11 - 15
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Job Outlook
Good