Medscape's 2026 Canada physician compensation report shows average total physician compensation of C$394,000, while fewer than half of respondents say they feel fairly paid.

The Medscape Internist Compensation Report 2026 shows internal medicine remains a foundational, mid-tier earning specialty.

The Medscape Urologist Compensation Report 2026 shows urology remains one of the highest-earning procedural specialties in medicine.

The Medscape General Surgeon Compensation Report 2026 shows general surgery remains one of the higher-paying physician specialties.

The Medscape Psychiatrist Compensation Report 2026 shows psychiatry remains one of the better-paid non-procedural physician specialties.

The Medscape Gastroenterologist Compensation Report 2026 shows gastroenterology remains one of the highest-paying physician specialties, with average compensation reaching $530,000 in 2025.

The Medscape Pediatrician Compensation Report 2026 shows paediatrics remains the lowest-paying specialty in the compensation survey.

The Medscape Family Physician Compensation Report 2026 shows family medicine remains one of the largest and most important physician specialties.

The Medscape Emergency Medicine Physician Compensation Report 2026 shows emergency medicine remains one of the higher-paying physician specialties.

The Medscape Ob/Gyn Compensation Report 2026 shows obstetricians and gynaecologists earning approximately $390,000 in average total compensation.

The Medscape Ophthalmologist Compensation Report 2026 shows ophthalmology remains one of the highest-paying physician specialties

Endocrinologists in the US reported modest changes in compensation in 2025, but the broader picture is less about growth and more about stability within a constrained system.

The Medscape Oncologist Compensation Report 2026 paints a different picture from many other specialties.

The Medscape Neurologist Compensation Report 2026 shows US neurologist earnings continuing on a familiar trajectory:

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