Anesthesiology Salary Guide 2025

Complete compensation data for healthcare recruiters. Updated with the latest market trends and benchmarks.

Average Salary$421,000+2.8% vs 2024

Key Compensation Metrics

Median Salary
$405,000
90th Percentile
$525,000
Sign-On Bonus
$25,000-$75,000
Demand Level
High

Salary Distribution

25th PercentileMedian75th Percentile90th Percentile
$365,000$405,000$470,000$525,000

Total Compensation Range: $330,000 to $550,000, including base salary, production bonuses (avg. $55,000/year), and benefits.

Top-Paying States

1California
$475,000
2New York
$455,000
3Texas
$440,000
4Florida
$430,000
5New Jersey
$428,000

Top-Paying Cities

1San Francisco, CA
$520,000
2New York, NY
$495,000
3Los Angeles, CA
$485,000
4Houston, TX
$460,000
5Chicago, IL
$450,000

Factors Affecting Compensation

  • Subspecialty (cardiac, pain, pediatric)
  • Case complexity
  • Call coverage
  • Supervision ratios
  • Practice ownership

About Anesthesiology

Anesthesiologists provide anesthesia care for surgeries and procedures. Pain medicine subspecialty and cardiac anesthesia command premium compensation.

Required Certifications

  • ABA Board Certification
  • State Medical License
  • DEA Registration
  • ACLS

Typical Employers

  • Anesthesia Groups
  • Hospital Systems
  • ASCs
  • Pain Management Centers

Work Settings

  • Operating Room
  • Pain Clinic
  • Labor & Delivery
  • GI Lab

Market Outlook & Demand

High Demand

Steady demand with competition from CRNAs in some markets

Year-over-Year Change
+2.8%
Avg. Production Bonus
$55,000

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