For the report, Physicians Thrive compiled data from more than 12 sources, including Doximity, the Bureau of Labor Statistics and Merritt Hawkins.
Here are the specialties with the largest gender wage gaps, according to Physicians Thrive:
Oral/maxillofacial surgery: women earn 22.8 percent less than men
Allergy and immunology: women earn 21.1 percent less than men
Otolaryngology: women earn 20.1 percent less than men
Pediatric nephrology: women earn 20 percent less than men
Thoracic surgery: women earn 19.5 percent less than men
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