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What is the pay difference between a psychiatrist and a psychologist?
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∙ 12y ago
While psychiatrists tend to make more on average, the actual difference in pay depends on quite a lot.
Geographical location is a big way: in different parts of a country (and, indeed, in different countries), pay varies quite a lot.
Job location also varies pay rates (and the difference in pay). For example, someone working in a public hospital or mental institution will earn much less than someone who runs their own private practice.
To find out, I suggest pinpointing an area and institution and investigating those.
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