How much does a military doctor make?

Question

Ive researched many sources and concluded that with specialty pay, base pay, and a few other things it comes out to be about 150k/year. Is this a reasonable estimate? Also, do the pros of military medicine outweigh the cons of civilian medicine?

Answer 1

Depends on your specialty--so you're correct.

Military v.s. civilian MD?

No over time. You do what you're told. You go where you are ordered. You cannot call in sick.

p.s. Don't forget there is a war.

Answer 2

The Canadian National Defence is offering first-year medical students $40,000 annually, if they agree to serve as medical officers for at least four years after being licensed as physicians.

Medical students who are close to graduating are offered/paid $180,000 annually, while licensed doctors who enlist are eligible to receive $225,000 and above.

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