A rheumatologist’s salary varies depending on their experience, area of expertise, location, and the type of organization they work for.
In the United States, the average annual salary for rheumatologists is $228,000. Salaries can range from $126,000 to $367,000.
In Canada, the average annual salary for rheumatologists is $317,000. Salaries can range from $198,000 to $452,000.
In the United Kingdom, the average annual salary for rheumatologists is £120,000-£180,000. Salaries can range from £93,000-£240,000.
In Australia, the average annual salary for rheumatologists is $276,000. Salaries can range from $192,000 to $370,000.
Factors that affect rheumatologist salaries include:
- Experience: Rheumatologists with more experience typically earn more than rheumatologists with less experience.
- Area of expertise: Some rheumatology subspecialties pay more than others. For example, pediatric rheumatologists may earn more than adult rheumatologists.
- Location: Rheumatologists who live in large cities typically earn more than rheumatologists who live in smaller cities or rural areas.
- Type of employment: Rheumatologists who work in public hospitals may earn less than rheumatologists who work in private hospitals or clinics.
