Occupations · Professionals · Internal medicine specialist
Endocrinologist
Half of the 461 people who gave this occupation on their 2023–24 tax return had a taxable income above $261,407.
Income by sex
| Everyone | Women | Men | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Median taxable income | $261,407 | $220,582 | $332,830 |
| Average taxable income | $298,077 | $248,481 | $360,010 |
| Median salary or wages | $165,112 | $149,936 | $201,475 |
| Median total income | $277,259 | $236,875 | $354,504 |
| People | 461 | 256 | 205 |
Women's median taxable income in this occupation is 66% of men's. The difference reflects hours as well as pay rates: these figures include part-time workers.
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Other occupations in the internal medicine specialist group, with median taxable income.
- Medical specialist - specialist physician (general medicine) $309,588
- Cardiologist $490,520
- Clinical haematologist $294,518
- Doctor - specialist - medical oncologist $335,811
- Gastroenterologist $448,402
- Intensive care specialist $354,689
- Medical specialist - neurologist $320,990
- Medical specialist - paediatrician $263,420
- Medical specialist - renal medicine specialist $325,260
- Medical specialist - rheumatologist $255,365
- Medical specialist - thoracic medicine specialist $345,444
- Doctor - specialist - specialist physician - other $304,555
Source: ATO Taxation Statistics 2023–24, Individuals Table 15A (CC BY 2.5 AU). Occupations are as people reported them on their tax return. Taxable income is income after deductions. Salary or wages counts people with that income type only. The national comparison uses Table 16A, all taxable individuals.