Cardiology in Private Practice
Work-life balance reality from 58 Cardiology physicians working in Private Practice settings.
4.0/5
Satisfaction
82%
Would Choose Again
$728k
Avg Comp
55
Avg Hours/Week
Real Experiences from Private Practice Cardiology Physicians
“Great flexibility can make more if I work more”
Texas5 years39 hrs/wk$600k
“I work 5 days. Three days in the lab and 2 half day clinic + plus lab”
Georgia15 years35 hrs/wk$906k
“Four day work week, admin work (owner of practice) for practice on weekends. As much time as I want off (typically about 5-6 weeks)”
Ohio30 years32 hrs/wk$640k
“I work about 5 hours per day typically. 5 days per week. I take 0 weeks off. I see about 10 patients per day depending on how busy I am.”
Oklahoma3 years25 hrs/wk$300k
“I work about 45 hours a week and get 10 weeks PTO.”
Sacramento, California24 years45 hrs/wk$630k
“i dont have much work life balance monday to friday where 3/5 days i work late but the weekends are for family and I have a half day off every week.”
New Jersey3 years60 hrs/wk$850k
How Private Practice Compares to Other Settings
| Practice Setting | Physicians | Satisfaction | Avg Hours | Avg Comp |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Private Practice | 58 | 4.0/5 | 55 | $728k |
| Hospital-employed | 47 | 4.1/5 | 54 | $643k |
| Academic | 41 | 3.4/5 | 53 | $404k |
| Hospital Employed | 30 | 3.7/5 | 52 | $877k |
| Fellowship | 6 | 3.2/5 | 63 | $95k |
Common Questions
What's it like to be a Cardiology physician in Private Practice?
Based on 58 responses, Cardiology physicians in Private Practice report 4.0/5 satisfaction, working an average of 55 hours per week, earning an average of $728,439.82% would choose this path again.
How does Private Practice compare to other practice settings for Cardiology?
Private Practice ranks among the 1 most common settings for Cardiology. Compared to other settings, it offers above-average satisfaction scores.
Quick Stats
Satisfaction:4.0/5
Would Choose Again:82%
Avg Comp:$728k
Avg Hours:55