How Much Revenue Does Your Specialty Generate for Your Hospital?

Becker's Hospital Review has released data on how much physicians average bringing in to a hospital by their specialty.  The data is based on Merritt Hawkins 2013 Physician Inpatient/Outpatient Revenue Survey.

Here are their published results:

•    Orthopedic surgery: $2.68 million
•    Cardiology (invasive): $2.17 million
•    Family practice: $2.07 million
•    General surgery: $1.86 million
•    Internal medicine: $1.84 million
•    Hematology/oncology: $1.76 million
•    Neurosurgery: $1.68 million
•    Obstetrics/gynecology: $1.44 million
•    Urology: $1.43 million
•    Gastroenterology: $1.39 million
•    Psychiatry: $1.30 million
•    Cardiology (noninvasive): $1.23 million
•    Nephrology: $1.18 million
•    Pulmonology: $1.01 million
•    Otolaryngology: $825,757
•    Pediatrics: $787,790
•    Ophthalmology: $725,000
•    Neurology: $691,406

To read the full article from Becker's Hospital Review, click here:
http://www.beckershospitalreview.com/hospital-physician-relationships/which-physicians-generate-the-most-revenue-for-hospitals.html