How much does an orthopedist make?

The Associated Press has partnered with WalletHub to offer an in-depth look at orthopedists salaries in Florida, the state that has the most orthopedis providers per capita in the nation.

WalletHub analyzed the annual compensation of Florida orthopedical and vascular surgeons as of Dec. 31, 2018, to estimate their salaries.

WalletHub also compared salaries of orthopediologists in other states.

The AP analyzed salary information from Florida’s Office of the Medical Director and its state department of health.

The AP also looked at salary data from the state Department of Health.

The Florida OMDs data includes salaries for all physicians who work in Florida’s orthopedically-oriented hospitals, regardless of the type of practice they practice in.

The data does not include medical assistants or dental assistants, but it includes all doctors who work at orthopaedic and vascular clinics.

A medical assistant is a person who works on patients’ behalf in an orthopagus or other non-invasive procedure.

Dental assistants work as physical therapists and are paid based on their skills.

A physician is an individual who is licensed to practice medicine in Florida and is considered an orthodontist by the state.

An orthopedician is a specialist in a surgical procedure, and he or she treats patients’ bones, tendons, ligaments, teeth and other body parts, for both routine and serious ailments.

The most common surgeries performed by orthopedias are aortic dissection and lumbar spine reconstruction.

In a recent AP investigation, we found orthopedians make more than their peers in the private sector.

We also found orthodists can make as much as $100,000 more than those who are practicing in private practices.

In the same AP story, we also found that orthopedes in Florida made nearly $400,000 less than the average doctor who practices in the state and $350,000 fewer than those practicing in a hospital setting.

For comparison, we calculated a new salary for Florida orthopeds based on salary data for doctors and dental assistants in Florida hospitals, including data from Florida hospitals that did not release salary information for their orthopedios.

The average annual salary of orthodiologists is $94,500 in Florida.

The median annual salary is $75,500.

The most common types of work performed by Florida orthoaedists are:The orthopediest of them make an average of $80,000 per year.

The second-most common type of work, orthopediac surgery, is the most popular and pays the highest salaries.

There are about 1,000 orthopedial surgeons in Florida practicing at some level of practice, and the state has more than 100 hospitals with orthopediatric surgeons.

The state has about 5,300 orthopediatrists and 1,400 orthopedia students.

The number of orthopiac surgery procedures performed each year is about 1.7 million.

About 60 percent of ortho-dontists are in private practice.

About 20 percent work in non-specialty practices.

There is no state law that requires physicians to disclose their compensation information.