Quick Answer. If blood appears black or dark red, it means the blood has a low oxygen level, notes Dr. Anne Marie Helmenstine for About.com. Bleeding blood of this color by itself is not a cause for alarm since all blood in the veins has relatively low oxygen. Continue Reading.
A physician with billings of about $250,000 would have a net income of about $200,000 and take home $127,100 after taxes. That same physician, incorporated, would have roughly the same take-home but be able to defer taxes on $60,000. What you hear, especially during contract negotiation time, is that physicians have overhead costs ranging from 40-60 per cent, and pay 40 per cent income taxes.
How much does a Family Medicine Physician make in Pennsylvania? The average salary for a Family Medicine Physician is $146,435 per year in Pennsylvania, which is 11% below the national average. Salary estimates are based on 3,563 salaries submitted anonymously to Indeed by Family Medicine Physician employees, users, and collected from past and present job advertisements on Indeed in the past 24 months. The typical tenure for a Family Medicine Physician is 1-3 years.