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What family medicine physicians are paid

Bureau of Labor Statistics pay for this job, by area.

What family medicine physicians are paid nationally 10th percentile $76,830, 25th percentile $162,420, median $244,180, 75th percentile $334,270, 90th percentile $428,550 $76,830 $428,550 $162,420 $334,270 Median $244,180
The ten states with the most family medicine physicians employment, by median pay and the middle-half range.
StateEmploymentTypical pay (BLS)
Texas6,190$176,090 to $339,810 (middle half), median $235,710
Pennsylvania4,190$214,660 to $397,910 (middle half), median $306,030
New York4,000$90,280 to $311,070 (middle half), median $210,920
Michigan3,770$123,240 to $312,140 (middle half), median $214,070
Missouri3,740$75,650 to $354,760 (middle half), median $171,180
Georgia3,690$210,760 to $366,520 (middle half), median $259,320
Massachusetts3,540$215,730 to $361,670 (middle half), median $277,490
New Jersey3,050$213,200 to $386,730 (middle half), median $292,170
Virginia2,930$173,660 to $281,510 (middle half), median $222,630
Colorado2,700$177,800 to $318,840 (middle half), median $265,560

Pay figures are Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates for the occupation, May 2025. They describe the job nationally, not what any one school's graduates earn.