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Home / Community / Women doctors earn $2 million less than men in their careers.

Women doctors earn $2 million less than men in their careers.

by Pamela Dahlen | Dec 24, 2021 | Community, News

Women doctors earn $2 million less than men in their careers.

They want to know: ‘Why is nothing being done?’

Women physicians said they weren’t surprised by the latest study published in Health Affairs. But many have taken matters into their own hands.  Read the Full Article.

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