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Doctors - Wages & Trends

Wages vary by employer, years of experience, and hours worked. The doctor's skill, personality, and professional reputation also affect wages. Self-employed pediatricians generally earn more than those who are not self-employed.

Pediatricians usually receive benefits. Typical benefits include sick leave, paid vacation, health insurance, and a retirement plan. 

Pediatricians, General (SOC 29-1221)
Location
Pay Period
25%
Median
75%
Illinois Hourly $61.08 $85.63 (1)
Yearly $127,046 $178,113 (1)
    Champaign Area Hourly (1) (1) (1)
Yearly (1) (1) (1)
    Cook County Hourly $48.92 $88.01 (1)
Yearly $101,770 $183,060 (1)
    Du Page County Hourly $62.56 $85.47 (1)
Yearly $130,117 $177,786 (1)
    Peoria-Bloomington Area Hourly $60.83 $97.44 $115.02
Yearly $126,517 $202,685 $239,246
    Rock Island-Moline Area Hourly $41.03 $64.02 $113.05
Yearly $85,335 $133,175 $235,143
    Rockford Area Hourly $88.40 (1) (1)
Yearly $183,872 (1) (1)
    Springfield Area Hourly $93.27 (1) (1)
Yearly $193,993 (1) (1)
    Will County Hourly $62.56 $106.18 (1)
Yearly $130,117 $220,857 (1)
United States Hourly $67.81 $95.53 (2)
Yearly $141,050 $198,690 (2)
(1) Wage estimate isn't available.(2) Wages are greater than $115/hour or $239,200/year.

Source: Illinois Career Information System (CIS) brought to you by Illinois Department of Employment Security.