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See Latest ArticlesPhysicians in Canada: Average Gross Fee-for-Service Payments, 2005-2006
Canadian Institute for Health Information, 12/17/07
Canadian physicians received an average of $250,000 (gross) in fee-for-service payments in 2005–2006—a 19% increase compared with six years ago, according to the Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI). This average is based on physicians who received at least $60,000 in such payments. Fee-for-service payments account for 80% of what doctors earn collectively in Canada, with the balance coming from alternative payments, such as salaries, contracts and sessional fees
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