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Statistics About The Average Oncologist Salary

The average salary of an oncologist in the United States is around $278,000 per year.

Last Updated: June 20, 2024

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In the following blog post, we will explore the average salaries of oncologists around the world. From the United States to South Africa, Canada to New Zealand, we will highlight the varying incomes of oncologists in different countries based on the latest statistical data available.

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"The average Oncologist Salary in the United States is approximately $294,000 annually."

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"Licensed oncologists in Canada can earn on average CAD$450,000 annually."

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"In the UK, the average annual salary for an oncologist is around 107,000 GBP."

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"In India, the average salary of an oncologist is around 2,420,000 INR annually."

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"In the US, the top 10% of oncologists earn an average of $412,000 per year."

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"In Switzerland, an oncologist can earn an annual salary of approximately 220,000 CHF."

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"For hematologist-oncologists in the US, the average salary is around $389,411 per year."

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"Oncologists in South Africa earn on average about R1,620,000 per year."

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"In France, the average oncologist salary is roughly €97,007 per year."

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"In New Zealand, the median salary for oncologists is approximately NZD $340,000 per year."

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"In the United Arab Emirates, the average annual salary for oncologists is AED 451,446."

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"In the US, the lower 10% of oncologists make an average salary of $222,000 per year."

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"The base salary for oncologists in the state of Texas (US) averages around $319,000 per year."

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"In Singapore, an oncologist earns an average of SGD 300,000 annually."

In summary, oncologist salaries vary significantly across different countries, with the United States, Canada, and Switzerland offering some of the highest average annual earnings for oncologists. The data also highlights the disparity in salaries within the same country, such as in the US where the top 10% of oncologists earn significantly more than the bottom 10%. Additionally, comparing the average oncologist salaries in various countries provides valuable insights into the global landscape of oncology compensation.