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Family Medicine Physicians salary by city

Median pay for family medicine physicians in 98 metropolitan areas covered by this index, measured by the May 2025 U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS). The median annual wage runs from $76,830 in St. Louis, MO to $481,870 in Oklahoma City, OK.

Family Medicine Physicians pay at a glance

Highest median wage
$481,870
Oklahoma City, OK
Lowest median wage
$76,830
St. Louis, MO
Midpoint of the range
$251,550
half the covered metros pay more, half pay less
People employed
82,360
across the covered metropolitan areas
Median wage covers the median rent
98 of 98
metros where the wage keeps rent at 30% of gross pay or less
Typical rent share
7.2%
median rent as a share of the median wage, averaged over the metros

Median family medicine physicians wage by city

Sorted from the highest median wage to the lowest

Median annual wage for family medicine physicians in each covered city
City Median wage Mean wage Employment Rent share vs. midpoint
Oklahoma City, OK $481,870 $376,600 940 2.7% +91.6%
San Jose, CA $351,760 $281,700 1,120 8.9% +39.8%
Tulsa, OK $350,190 $309,380 540 3.4% +39.2%
Boise City, ID $347,160 $332,160 390 4.7% +38.0%
Sacramento, CA $345,310 $338,180 830 5.9% +37.3%
Phoenix, AZ $341,680 $325,020 2,050 5.1% +35.8%
Mesa, AZ $341,680 $325,020 2,050 5.2% +35.8%
Chandler, AZ $341,680 $325,020 2,050 6.3% +35.8%
New Orleans, LA $332,690 $337,920 250 4.4% +32.3%
Bakersfield, CA $332,530 $325,340 190 4.9% +32.2%
Cleveland, OH $324,340 $247,450 210 3.3% +28.9%
Baton Rouge, LA $315,620 $293,950 n/a 4.0% +25.5%
Winston-Salem, NC $309,990 $267,790 n/a 4.0% +23.2%
Baltimore, MD $307,400 $289,120 760 5.0% +22.2%
Seattle, WA $306,190 $273,500 840 7.8% +21.7%
Tacoma, WA $306,190 $273,500 840 6.3% +21.7%
San Francisco, CA $304,560 $304,520 2,170 9.5% +21.1%
Oakland, CA $304,560 $304,520 2,170 7.6% +21.1%
Fremont, CA $304,560 $304,520 2,170 11.4% +21.1%
Anchorage, AK $299,340 $287,470 250 5.8% +19.0%
Riverside, CA $298,890 $296,710 n/a 7.3% +18.8%
San Bernardino, CA $298,890 $296,710 n/a 5.8% +18.8%
San Diego, CA $295,530 $313,260 1,360 9.0% +17.5%
Chula Vista, CA $295,530 $313,260 1,360 8.6% +17.5%
Philadelphia, PA $294,430 $283,480 1,790 5.4% +17.0%
Madison, WI $291,000 $280,980 160 5.6% +15.7%
Milwaukee, WI $287,350 $290,970 390 4.3% +14.2%
Indianapolis, IN $287,130 $308,650 690 4.6% +14.1%
Portland, OR $286,170 $268,240 700 6.7% +13.8%
Boston, MA $284,010 $264,900 2,950 8.8% +12.9%
Colorado Springs, CO $283,470 $238,590 290 6.6% +12.7%
Minneapolis, MN $283,060 $266,180 1,120 5.6% +12.5%
St. Paul, MN $283,060 $266,180 1,120 5.3% +12.5%
Louisville/Jefferson County, KY $280,050 $304,930 280 4.6% +11.3%
Fresno, CA $277,650 $262,220 320 5.7% +10.4%
Stockton, CA $277,180 $289,370 270 6.5% +10.2%
Pittsburgh, PA $275,930 $281,280 1,730 5.3% +9.7%
Charlotte, NC $269,270 $265,000 280 6.7% +7.0%
Des Moines, IA $265,200 $310,640 250 4.8% +5.4%
Austin, TX $263,070 $248,690 250 7.5% +4.6%
Modesto, CA $260,020 $269,660 100 7.4% +3.4%
Atlanta, GA $259,320 $281,650 2,060 7.5% +3.1%
Dallas, TX $259,310 $265,990 2,240 6.5% +3.1%
Fort Worth, TX $259,310 $265,990 2,240 6.5% +3.1%
Arlington, TX $259,310 $265,990 2,240 6.4% +3.1%
Memphis, TN $256,240 $344,940 360 5.3% +1.9%
Denver, CO $255,590 $237,550 1,080 8.3% +1.6%
Aurora, CO $255,590 $237,550 1,080 8.3% +1.6%
Las Vegas, NV $251,550 $234,630 260 6.9% average
Henderson, NV $251,550 $234,630 260 8.3% average
North Las Vegas, NV $251,550 $234,630 260 7.7% average
New York, NY $249,150 $236,510 4,870 8.6% -1.0%
Newark, NJ $249,150 $236,510 4,870 6.4% -1.0%
Jersey City, NJ $249,150 $236,510 4,870 9.2% -1.0%
Toledo, OH $244,550 $277,910 90 4.3% -2.8%
Cape Coral, FL $243,940 $264,420 360 8.6% -3.0%
Port St. Lucie, FL $239,990 $263,630 170 8.9% -4.6%
Lexington-Fayette, KY $237,650 $289,780 210 5.6% -5.5%
San Antonio, TX $233,780 $213,240 610 6.5% -7.1%
Tampa, FL $233,210 $240,480 1,290 8.1% -7.3%
St. Petersburg, FL $233,210 $240,480 1,290 7.9% -7.3%
Worcester, MA $229,710 $248,340 230 7.4% -8.7%
Buffalo, NY $228,190 $261,410 140 5.2% -9.3%
Tucson, AZ $227,940 $261,180 290 5.7% -9.4%
Miami, FL $227,700 $205,800 n/a 8.7% -9.5%
Laredo, TX $227,450 $254,250 40 5.3% -9.6%
Fort Wayne, IN $225,750 $248,630 70 5.1% -10.3%
Washington, DC $225,140 $237,070 1,470 10.1% -10.5%
Arlington, VA $225,140 $237,070 1,470 12.1% -10.5%
Chicago, IL $225,080 $223,510 1,430 7.4% -10.5%
Durham, NC $220,840 $214,300 n/a 7.7% -12.2%
Urban Honolulu, HI $218,990 $222,460 n/a 9.8% -12.9%
Cincinnati, OH $218,880 $204,340 190 5.2% -13.0%
Raleigh, NC $218,830 $233,220 n/a 8.1% -13.0%
Reno, NV $217,420 $252,080 60 8.0% -13.6%
Rochester, NY $215,340 $251,310 190 5.8% -14.4%
Kansas City, MO $213,950 $236,980 590 6.7% -14.9%
Virginia Beach, VA $213,690 $334,940 560 9.3% -15.1%
Chesapeake, VA $213,690 $334,940 560 8.6% -15.1%
Norfolk, VA $213,690 $334,940 560 7.0% -15.1%
El Paso, TX $213,550 $214,130 n/a 5.8% -15.1%
Nashville-Davidson, TN $211,370 $201,510 650 8.4% -16.0%
Lincoln, NE $209,990 $291,890 180 6.0% -16.5%
Richmond, VA $208,750 $250,370 410 7.6% -17.0%
Greensboro, NC $207,820 $205,390 100 6.4% -17.4%
Huntsville, AL $206,750 $207,610 100 6.3% -17.8%
Fayetteville, NC $204,470 $179,550 50 6.9% -18.7%
Omaha, NE $200,860 $211,180 410 6.9% -20.2%
Los Angeles, CA $186,700 $196,000 n/a 12.1% -25.8%
Long Beach, CA $186,700 $196,000 n/a 11.6% -25.8%
Anaheim, CA $186,700 $196,000 n/a 13.4% -25.8%
Albuquerque, NM $185,200 $202,820 210 7.0% -26.4%
Detroit, MI $181,990 $209,000 1,940 6.8% -27.7%
Columbus, GA $179,420 $210,830 90 7.2% -28.7%
Jacksonville, FL $166,680 $191,330 750 9.9% -33.7%
Orlando, FL $116,320 $182,610 1,600 17.0% -53.8%
Columbus, OH $111,400 $157,650 420 13.2% -55.7%
St. Louis, MO $76,830 $193,430 1,660 15.3% -69.5%

Every row comes from the same survey, so the differences between cities are measured differences rather than estimates made here. "Rent share" compares each metro's median family medicine physicians wage with the median gross rent of the city of the same name, which is not the same area. See the methodology before reading small gaps as real.

Definitions used on this page

Median wage
The wage that half the people in this occupation earn more than and half earn less than. It is less sensitive to a few very high earners than the mean.
Mean wage
The average of all reported wages in the occupation, for one year of work.
Employment
The estimated number of jobs in the occupation in the metropolitan area, not the number of residents who hold it.
Metropolitan area
Wages are published for metro areas, which usually take in the city and its suburbs. The city figures on the cost of living pages cover only the city limits.

Source

The survey covers jobs, not people: one worker holding two jobs is counted twice, and self-employed workers are not counted at all. Pay is reported for the year as a whole, so a single employer can sit well above or below the median.

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