- In 2023, gastroenterologists saw a modest increase in their compensation. However, the rise was not substantial enough to keep pace with inflation and the increasing costs of running a practice.
- Despite the pay bump, many gastroenterologists feel that their earnings do not adequately reflect their workload and the financial pressures of maintaining a medical practice. This sentiment is widespread, highlighting ongoing dissatisfaction with the current compensation structure.
- Various factors influence gastroenterologists’ compensation, including geographic location, years of experience, practice setting, and economic conditions. Urban areas and regions with higher living costs tend to offer higher salaries, but also come with greater expenses.
Although there was a slight increase in pay for gastroenterologists in 2023, many still feel undercompensated relative to their workload and expenses. Factors such as location, experience, and economic conditions play significant roles in determining compensation levels.