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To: Bonefish who wrote (1012005)	4/18/2017 7:59:45 PM
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Keep in mind the exchange rate is $1 CDN = $0.75 US How much is your doctor making? What you need to know about Canada’s physician workforce So, how much do doctors make? It depends on their specialization and where they live: Overall, total payments to doctors increased by four per cent to reach $25 billion in 2014-15. The average gross pay for a doctor sits at $339,000. Keep in mind, the amount varies based on doctors’ specialties though: family physicians make about $271,000 while medical specialists make about $338,000 and surgical specialists earn $446,000. READ MORE: By the numbers: Doctors’ fees across Canada Their salaries are “virtually unchanged,” CIHI noted. The same report two years ago, for example, said that doctors earned about $328,000 gross. This is what they get to work with to cover his or her services, salary, everyday tasks, staff and a client list. The average pay ranges from $258,000 in Nova Scotia to $366,000 in Alberta.