How much do military doctors make?

In the military, almost all doctors (after residency training) make in the low to mid 100k range. Unlike in the civilian world, the pay gap among different specialties is virtually non-existent in the military. Basically, you will make a very comfortable, upper-middle class income as a military physician. read more

Military doctors don't have to deal with the quagmire of their patients' health insurance coverage. Since the Army provides medical coverage for all of its soldiers and their families, the doctors don't have to worry about their patients meeting the co-pays. read more

Military doctors with at least eight years of service may qualify for a multi-year retention bonus for extending their commitment to the military. If a doctor agrees to complete four-additional years of service, he will earn a bonus up to $75,000 per year. read more