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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Finance
Lobbyist
Own a company
Some Doctors
Don’t have to be a big law, just regular law
Real estate (commercial mostly, but also agent)
Any c suite job

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Very few doctors.   Only like the top 5% (most of whom are in a few select specialties) reach that income level. [/quote]

I'd estimate that at least 50% of MDs can make $220/hr net and work as many shifts as they want.  Certainly the ED pays this.  Work 2300 hrs/year and you have hit $500k net.  Most MDs make less because they choose to work fewer hours and take less call.  Some choose to practice in an environment that is lower reimbursement.[/quote]

You'd be overestimating. As a dual boarded IM sub specialist, I don't do shift work, but make less than half that. Primary care also is often much less.[/quote]

Agree. My relative is a cardiologist at the Cleveland Clinic and does not make that.  Cleveland Clinic has been top in cardiology for the past 25 years.[/quote]

How many hours a week does your relative work?

Merritt Hawkins 2018 average for non-invasive cards was $427k and for invasive was $590k.  The best (highest paid) jobs fill by word of mouth and no recruiter is necessary, so the MH average tends to be a below average comp specialty-wide.  Typical setup would be 45 hours/week, 8 weeks vacation, 4-5 home calls per month.  If you work more hours or take more call, you are paid extra.

I do a lot of medical recruiting.  Physicians have done an amazing job of hiding how much they really make - sometimes even from other physicians.

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It is obvious you are not a physician, don’t know what you are talking about, and have no idea how they are getting paid/reimbursed and what determines it.  And to communicate that would derail this thread and be of no use to OP who is not a physician or has any plans to be.  
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