When Do Cardiologists Retire?

When Do Cardiologists Retire?

The retirement age varies by specialty, for example, the median age of retirement from clinical activities is about 64.5 years for OB-GYNs and 66.5 years for cardiologists.

What age do most doctors retire?

According to the American Academy of Family Physicians, the average physician retirement age is 65, but Maltz writes today it's not uncommon for doctors to keep practicing past that age.

What is the average age of a cardiologist?

General/Non-Invasive cardiologists are the oldest segment with a median age of 56 years, followed by interventional cardiologists at 54 years and invasive physicians at 52. electrophysiologists are the youngest cohort with a median age of 50 years.

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