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Top 10 States to Practice Internal Medicine

The following list highlights the states that offer the most favorable conditions for internal medicine physicians.

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Choosing the right state for practicing internal medicine significantly impacts career satisfaction, earning potential, and work-life balance. Factors such as salary, growth opportunities, and health care infrastructure are crucial for both early-career and experienced internal medicine specialists. Wisconsin tops the list with an annual mean salary of $304,150 and a need for 205 primary care physicians. Other notable states include Minnesota, South Dakota, and Florida, each presenting unique opportunities and salary potentials for internal medicine professionals.

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Top 10 States to Practice Internal Medicine

The following list highlights the states that offer the most favorable conditions for internal medicine physicians.

  • by Conexiant News Staff

  • November 20, 2025

  • 2 min

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