In January 2020, Salary.com reported the median annual salary for medical secretaries was $40,857; salaries ranged from less than $32,371 to more than $50,959.
The U.S. Department of Labor reports that medical secretaries earned a median annual salary of $35,760 in May 2018. Salaries ranged from less than $25,390 to more than $51,890. The median salary for medical secretaries employed in physicians' offices was $35,930; in hospitals, $37,680; and in dentist offices, $40,350.
Most employers offer vacation, sick leave, and medical benefits. Many also include life, dental, and vision care insurance, retirement benefits, and profit sharing.
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