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Pay of the week

Pay of the week features an occupation’s BLS median pay alongside its employment, education and outlook figures. Each page names the occupation covered and links to the BLS source; these are not locum or per-shift rates.

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  • Physicians and surgeons

    The figures cover physicians and surgeons as an occupation, not a single physician specialty.

  • Nurse practitioners

    The BLS occupation group is nurse anesthetists, nurse midwives, and nurse practitioners. All figures on this page cover that combined group, not nurse practitioners alone.

  • Physician assistants

    The figures cover the physician assistant occupation, not locum or per-shift rates.

BLS occupation figures

2025 median pay and jobs; 2025–35 employment outlook. The nurse practitioner entry covers the combined BLS occupation group.
Role and occupation scopeMedian annualMedian hourlyJobs in 2025OutlookEntry education
Physicians and surgeons

The figures cover physicians and surgeons as an occupation, not a single physician specialty.

$275,930$132.66862,8004% (as fast as average)Doctoral or professional degree
Nurse practitioners

The BLS occupation group is nurse anesthetists, nurse midwives, and nurse practitioners. All figures on this page cover that combined group, not nurse practitioners alone.

$134,920$64.87399,00036% (much faster than average)Master's degree
Physician assistants

The figures cover the physician assistant occupation, not locum or per-shift rates.

$135,880$65.33168,90021% (much faster than average)Master's degree

Frequently asked questions

Are these locum or per-shift rates?

BLS median pay is for all workers in the occupation, not locum or per-shift rates.

Does the nurse practitioner feature show NP-only figures?

No. The figures cover the BLS occupation group nurse anesthetists, nurse midwives, and nurse practitioners, not nurse practitioners alone.

Where do the figures come from?

The figures come from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook. Each feature links to its exact BLS occupation page.

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