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Also called do physician, doctor of osteopathic medicine physician, endocrinology physician and gastroenterology physician.
$256,560
Median pay a year
67,150
People do this work
6
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General Internal Medicine Physician
1 certification
Summary
General Internal Medicine Physician diagnosing and treating a variety of diseases and injuries in adults and adolescents, providing comprehensive care in an outpatient setting
Experience
General Internal Medicine Physician
Where you worked
Month Year to Month Year
Analyzed records, reports, test results, and examination information to diagnose medical conditions of patients
Managed and treated common health problems and serious, chronic illnesses in adolescents, adults, and the elderly
Provided and managed long-term, comprehensive medical care for adult patients in an office or hospital
Prescribed or administered medication, therapy, and specialized medical care to treat or prevent illness
Explained procedures and discussed test results or prescribed treatments with patients
Monitored patients' conditions and progress, reevaluating treatments as necessary
Collected, recorded, and maintained patient information, including medical history and examination results
Skills
Treating chronic diseases, Diagnosing medical conditions, Advising medical personnel on healthcare, Collecting medical professionals, Conducting research, Monitoring patient progress, Analyzing test data or images, Designing health programs, Preparing health documents, Recording medical histories
Education
Professional Degree (JD, MD, DDS) Your university, Year
Certifications & Licenses
State license for this work Your state board, Year
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Analyzed records and test results for diagnosesTreated internal disorders like hypertension and diabetesPrescribed medication and specialized medical careManaged common health problems and chronic illnessesExplained procedures and discussed test results with patientsMonitored patients' conditions and reevaluated treatments
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Analyzed medical records and test results to diagnose various internal disorders
Prescribed medication and specialized medical care to treat patients
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Analyzed medical records and test results to diagnose various internal disorders, ensuring patients received timely and effective treatments
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Patients received timely and effective treatmentsFewer complications arose from misdiagnosesPatient satisfaction increased with accurate diagnoses
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Prescribed medication and specialized medical care to treat patients
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Oversaw long-term care for chronic conditionsDeveloped treatment plans for complex casesCoordinated care with specialists for patients
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Treating chronic diseases
Diagnosing medical conditions
Advising medical personnel on healthcare
Collecting medical professionals
Conducting research
Monitoring patient progress
Analyzing test data or images
Designing health programs
Preparing health documents
Recording medical histories
Explaining medical procedures
Referring patients
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What a General Internal Medicine Physician does
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Diagnose and provide nonsurgical treatment for a wide range of diseases and injuries of internal organ systems. Provide care mainly for adults and adolescents, and are based primarily in an outpatient care setting.
What it pays
How much does a General Internal Medicine Physician make?
Annual pay across the United States. The middle figure is the median: half earn less than that, and half earn more.
25th percentile
$124,470
Median
$256,560
75th percentile
$374,850
About 67,150 people do this work in the United States.
What it pays in each state
State
25th percentile
Median
75th percentile
AK
$201,970
$366,080
$366,650
AL
$258,760
$311,180
$346,210
AR
$69,350
$233,130
$308,140
AZ
$72,970
$259,320
$351,790
CA
$129,110
$313,890
$388,150
CO
$254,550
$299,990
$339,290
CT
$73,400
$208,000
$311,300
DC
$48,760
$223,250
$223,610
FL
$121,000
$222,600
$356,540
GA
$182,620
$425,460
$581,750
IA
$82,590
$122,920
$288,130
ID
$287,940
$355,390
$379,970
IL
$69,310
$140,680
$220,170
IN
$219,850
$314,390
$478,410
KY
$148,900
$241,530
$345,690
LA
$201,140
$210,390
$278,100
MA
$176,710
$285,250
$309,560
MD
$193,950
$260,410
$390,540
ME
$231,590
$316,880
$453,840
MI
$91,740
$149,990
$311,190
MN
$310,320
$373,700
$481,170
MO
$196,460
$216,570
$252,240
MS
$185,980
$325,610
$334,330
NC
$181,250
$289,780
$396,740
ND
$333,130
$338,400
$351,580
NE
$79,420
$221,360
$327,710
NH
$86,390
$229,210
$363,750
NJ
$89,990
$89,990
$197,990
NV
$82,970
$114,090
$228,200
NY
$88,690
$183,460
$339,040
OH
$201,280
$249,990
$342,440
OK
$134,630
$216,570
$377,580
OR
$248,540
$268,570
$312,620
PA
$67,360
$213,310
$310,840
PR
$112,020
$133,120
$166,930
RI
$231,670
$379,490
$379,490
SC
$219,460
$359,500
$414,270
SD
$251,730
$280,520
$390,220
TN
$106,590
$232,220
$322,260
TX
$198,330
$269,110
$315,850
UT
$214,840
$331,720
$381,810
VT
$216,300
$228,670
$391,710
WA
$321,320
$340,010
$371,980
WI
$326,040
$367,160
$404,720
WV
$63,540
$72,680
$327,230
Other names
Other names for this job
do physician, doctor of osteopathic medicine physician, endocrinology physician, gastroenterology physician, hematology physician, hospitalist physician, im hospitalist physician, im physician, internal medicine hospitalist physician, internal medicine physician, internal medicine primary care physician, oncology physician.
More names for this work
physician, primary care physician, rheumatology physician, doctor, endocrinologist, gastroenterologist, general internal medicine doctor, general internist, hematologist, internal medicine doctor, internal medicine pcp, internist, medical doctor, medical hematologist, medical oncologist, oncologist, pulmonologist, rheumatologist, trauma doctor.
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Military jobs this work counts as
From the crosswalk the US Department of Labor publishes itself. If one of these was your job, this page is about the civilian work it maps to.
0104 Intern
0101 Internist
60K Urologist
0106 Health Services Resident
16R0 Internal Medicine, General
44M1 Internal Medicine Physician
16R1 Internal Medicine, Subspecialty
44M1B Internal Medicine Physician, Cardiology
44M1J Internal Medicine Physician, Nephrology
44M1F Internal Medicine Physician, Rheumatology
44M1C Internal Medicine Physician, Endocrinology
44M1L Internal Medicine Physician, Sleep Medicine
and 5 more service codes map here
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