Emergency Medicine Salary Guide 2025

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

Average Salary$352,000+2.1% vs 2024

Key Compensation Metrics

Median Salary
$340,000
90th Percentile
$430,000
Sign-On Bonus
$20,000-$50,000
Demand Level
High

Salary Distribution

25th PercentileMedian75th Percentile90th Percentile
$300,000$340,000$390,000$430,000

Total Compensation Range: $270,000 to $450,000, including base salary, production bonuses (avg. $40,000/year), and benefits.

Top-Paying States

1California
$400,000
2New York
$385,000
3Texas
$370,000
4Florida
$360,000
5New Jersey
$355,000

Top-Paying Cities

1San Francisco, CA
$435,000
2New York, NY
$420,000
3Los Angeles, CA
$410,000
4Houston, TX
$385,000
5Miami, FL
$375,000

Factors Affecting Compensation

  • Hourly vs salary structure
  • Shift differentials (nights, weekends)
  • Patient volume
  • Trauma level designation
  • Leadership roles

About Emergency Medicine

Emergency physicians provide immediate care for acute illnesses and injuries. Flexible scheduling but demanding work with high burnout rates.

Required Certifications

  • ABEM Board Certification
  • State Medical License
  • ACLS/ATLS/PALS

Typical Employers

  • Hospital EDs
  • CMGs (TeamHealth, Envision)
  • Academic Centers
  • Freestanding EDs

Work Settings

  • Emergency Department
  • Urgent Care
  • Trauma Centers

Market Outlook & Demand

High Demand

Persistent shortage in rural and underserved areas

Year-over-Year Change
+2.1%
Avg. Production Bonus
$40,000

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