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Salario de Cirujano en New York (2026)

El salario promedio de un Cirujano en New York es de $490,000/año. Después de impuestos, tu sueldo neto estimado es de $303,594/año ($25,299/mes).

Última revisión: Abril de 2026

Desglose del Sueldo Neto

CategoríaCantidad
Sueldo Neto Anual
$303,594
Sueldo Neto Mensual
$25,299
Sueldo Neto Quincenal
$11,677
Sueldo Neto por Hora

basado en 2,080 hrs/año

$146/hr
Impuesto Federal
$134,634
Impuesto Estatal
$30,618
Impuestos FICA
$21,154
Tasa Efectiva de Impuesto

impuestos totales ÷ salario bruto

38.04%
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Rangos de Salario de Cirujano en New York

Nivel inicial (0–3 años)

$410,000

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Nivel medio (3–7 años)

$540,000

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Nivel senior (7+ años)

$950,000

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No todas las Cirujanos ganan lo mismo — ni de cerca

New York surgeon comp clusters around four employer ecosystems: (1) NYC academic medical-center cluster — NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia + NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell + Mt Sinai Health System + NYU Langone + Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center + Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS, top US orthopedic surgical hospital) + Montefiore Bronx + NYC Health + Hospitals (HHC); (2) Long Island academic + community — Northwell Health (largest NY-state employer, 88K employees) + NYU Langone Long Island; (3) Westchester / Hudson Valley + Connecticut commuter cluster (Greenwich Hospital / Stamford Health / Westchester Medical / White Plains); (4) Manhattan Upper East Side / Park Avenue / 5th Avenue private cosmetic plastic surgery cluster — top-2 US aesthetic surgeon market with Manhattan plastic surgeons commanding $1.5M-$3M+ owner draw at peak career.

NYP / Columbia / Cornell Cardiothoracic Surgery

Base $585K-$895K + RVU + call

Columbia-Cornell merger heart program · transplant + LVAD + complex CABG · top-3 US CT volume

Memorial Sloan Kettering Surgical Oncology

Base $545K-$825K + RVU

World #1 cancer surgical center · complex onc resection + sarcoma + thoracic onc · 403(b) + 457(b) + research

Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS) Orthopedic

Base $575K-$885K + RVU + ASC distribution

Top US orthopedic surgical hospital · joint replacement + sports + spine · academic faculty + ASC

Mt Sinai / NYU Langone Neurosurgery

Base $625K-$895K + RVU + call

NYC academic neurosurgery · top US program depth · 403(b) + 457(b) + LTI

Manhattan UES / Park Avenue Plastic / Aesthetic Surgeon

Cash-pay $1.5M-$3M+ owner draw

Cosmetic + reconstructive · S-corp + Solo 401(k) + cash-balance · top-2 US aesthetic surgeon market

Northwell Health / NYU Langone LI Orthopedic + Cardiothoracic

Base $525K-$795K + RVU + call

Long Island academic + community · top NY-state employer · 403(b) + LTI

NYU Langone / Mt Sinai / Cornell Anesthesiology

Base $415K-$595K + group partnership

NYC academic anesthesia · CRNA supervision model · 403(b) + 457(b)

Vale la pena saber: NY-specific layers: NY State conforms to federal Section 1202 but NYC adds back at 3.876% on resident QSBS gain; NY malpractice $80K-$200K for high-risk subspecialty (no MICRA, top-3 US) vs TX $25K-$60K; NJ commuter arbitrage saves $20K-$50K/year; "convenience of employer" rule limits remote-work-tax claims for hospital-employed faculty.

NYC academic comp, NJ commuter arbitrage, and Manhattan UES cosmetic cash-pay economics

~50-53%

Federal + NY + NYC + Medicare marginal at $700K (2026)

14.776%

Combined NY + NYC top (highest US sub-federal)

~$25K-$35K

NJ commuter savings vs. NYC at $700K (recurring annual)

NYC academic surgeon comp at NYP / Columbia / Cornell / Mt Sinai / NYU Langone / MSK / HSS operates a base + clinical-RVU + administrative-LTI + protected-research-time structure. Faculty cardiothoracic / neurosurgery at $625K-$895K base + RVU bonus reaches $750K-$1.1M TC at peak. The structural NY tax architecture: NY State 10.9% top + NYC 3.876% top = 14.776% combined on Manhattan-resident faculty income — the highest US sub-federal rate. For an NYC-resident NYP cardiothoracic surgeon at $850K TC, NY+NYC combined state+city tax = ~$125K/year; relocating residence to Westchester (Bronxville / Scarsdale / Larchmont) escapes the 3.876% NYC layer = $33K/year recurring savings + top-10 US public schools.

NJ commuter arbitrage is the single largest NYC academic surgeon tax planning lever. NJ residents pay NJ tax on full income (top rate 10.75%) but receive a credit for NY tax paid (NY non-resident return). Net result: NY work + NJ residence ≈ NY tax rates on wages, but escapes the 3.876% NYC city layer. For a Mt Sinai / NYU Langone faculty surgeon at $700K TC: NYC resident = 14.776% combined = $103K/year; Hoboken / Jersey City / Edgewater resident = ~10.75% NJ + 0% NYC = ~$75K/year — recurring $28K/year savings + housing $1.2M-$2M for similar profile vs. NYC equivalent at $2.5M-$5M. The NJ Audit Risk: NY State Tax Department aggressively audits "convenience of employer" rule on remote-work claims; NY treats out-of-state remote work for NY hospital employer as NY-sourced if convenience of employer rather than necessity of employee.

Manhattan UES / Park Avenue / 5th Avenue cosmetic plastic surgery cluster operates the top-2 US aesthetic surgeon market (Beverly Hills + Manhattan UES). Manhattan cosmetic plastic surgeon owner-operators routinely command $1.5M-$3M+ owner draw at peak career, structured as 1099 + + Solo + cash-balance + practice real-estate ownership. Manhattan UES practice rent runs $200-$450/sqft annually at top buildings (Park Ave / 5th Ave / Madison Ave) — typical 1,500-2,500 sqft cosmetic plastic surgery suite costs $300K-$1.1M/year rent. Many established Manhattan plastic surgeons purchase practice real-estate via LLC + lease back to S-corp practice ($150K-$400K/year facility-rent shelter via LLC depreciation + practice-rent deduction).

Cash-balance defined-benefit plan stacking at NY 1099 / surgeon: same federal architecture — Solo $70K + Cash-balance $200K-$300K = $270K-$370K/year pre-tax shelter at age 50+. NY State 10.9% + NYC 3.876% on the contribution-year pre-tax bracket (saves at the marginal rate 50-53% combined federal + NY+NYC at $700K+) — but full NY+NYC tax on distribution at retirement unless domicile-change. Late-career relocation to FL / TX / NV / TN (0% state) before cash-balance distribution year saves 14.776% on the distribution — for $2M of cumulative cash-balance distribution at retirement, this is $295K of NY+NYC tax saved by FL relocation.

Section 1202 at NY MedTech / digital-health surgeon-investor founder / advisor equity: NY State conforms to federal $10M exclusion (state-level $10M exclusion preserved at NY) — but NYC does NOT conform (NYC adds back QSBS gain to taxable income at 3.876%). Manhattan-resident surgeon-investor exiting MedTech founder equity faces 3.876% NYC layer on QSBS gain even though federal + NY State preserve the exclusion. Domicile to Westchester (NY State only, no NYC) or NJ pre-IPO event escapes the NYC layer = saves $387K on $10M QSBS gain.

NY medical malpractice premium for high-risk surgical specialties (neurosurgery / cardiothoracic / OB-Gyn) runs $80K-$200K/year — top-3 US malpractice cost (NY / IL / PA share top-3 status). New York has NO MICRA-style cap on non-economic damages — large jury awards drive premium pressure. NYC bank-tech CTO has nothing in their P&L like the NY surgeon malpractice premium. Tail coverage on group / partnership separation $80K-$400K (vs. TX $25K-$120K with HB 4 cap). Over 25-year career, cumulative NY-vs-TX malpractice premium delta + NY+NYC vs. TX state-tax delta exceeds $2M-$4.5M lifetime — the largest US state-vs-state surgeon practice-economic differential.

NYC surgeon economics — Manhattan / Westchester / Long Island / Hudson County NJ / Greenwich CT

NYC surgeon housing weights commute + schools + practice location. Manhattan UES (5th Ave / Park Ave / Madison) hosts established academic + cosmetic plastic faculty — prewar 4-5 BR coop $4M-$15M+. UWS hosts NYP / Columbia faculty — prewar 3-4 BR $2.5M-$8M. Brooklyn Heights / Park Slope / Cobble Hill brownstone $2M-$5M for younger family tier.

Westchester (Bronxville / Scarsdale / Larchmont / Rye) and Long Island North Shore (Manhasset / Roslyn / Great Neck) operate the academic faculty Department Chair school-district tier. 30-50 min Metro-North or LIRR, single-family $1.2M-$5M, top public schools. NY State (no NYC layer) = ~10.9% state + 0% city vs Manhattan 14.776% — saves $25K-$35K/year recurring on $700K+ TC.

Hudson County NJ (Hoboken / Jersey City / Edgewater) operates as NYC academic arbitrage suburb par excellence: 10-25 min PATH commute. NJ 10.75% top + 0% NYC vs NY+NYC 14.776% = $25K-$35K/year recurring savings. Greenwich CT (CT 6.99% vs NY+NYC 14.776%) hosts Partner + Department Chair tier — saves $50K-$80K/year + top-tier schools at $3M-$15M+ housing.

Late-career exit play: NY State excludes first $20,000/year of pension/IRA post-59.5 but full NY+NYC tax above. For a retired NYC academic surgeon drawing $300K/year from cash-balance + IRA + : NYC residence ~$40K/year tax; FL = $0. Over 25-year retirement, cumulative NY-vs-FL differential exceeds $1M-$1.2M. The dominant relocation play for Department Chair retirees: FL (Palm Beach / Naples / Miami Beach) or Greenwich CT (already-resident) or Hilton Head SC.

How NY 14.776% combined + no-MICRA-cap malpractice reshape surgeon comp

New York operates the highest combined US sub-federal marginal rate for top earners. NY State 10.9% (over $25M ) + NYC 3.876% top = 14.776% combined. For a $700K NYC-resident academic surgeon, this is roughly $103K/year combined state+city before federal layers. The federal + NY + NYC + Medicare marginal at $700K reaches ~50-53% — every additional $100K of base/RVU/call yields $47K-$50K take-home. Manhattan UES cosmetic plastic surgeon at $2M owner draw faces ~$295K/year NY+NYC combined.

NY medical malpractice premium for high-risk surgical specialties (neurosurgery / cardiothoracic / OB-Gyn) runs $80K-$200K/year — top-3 US (along with IL / PA). New York has NO MICRA-style cap on non-economic damages; large jury awards (NYC particularly) drive premium pressure. Compared to Texas HB 4 ($25K-$60K), the recurring NY-vs-TX malpractice differential exceeds $40K-$140K/year for high-risk subspecialty.

NY State conforms to federal Section 1202 exclusion (state-level $10M exclusion preserved at NY) — but New York City does NOT conform (NYC adds back QSBS gain to taxable income at 3.876%). Manhattan-resident surgeon-investor in MedTech / digital-health C-corp founder / advisor equity faces NYC layer on QSBS gain even though federal + NY State preserve the exclusion. Westchester or NJ residence pre-IPO event escapes the NYC layer.

"Convenience of employer" rule is NY-specific: NY treats out-of-state remote work for NY employer as NY-sourced if convenience of employer rather than necessity of employee. This rule tax-blocks NJ-resident surgeon attempts to claim full NJ-sourced income on remote-administrative time. Genuine clinical work done in NJ for an NJ-licensed practice is NJ-sourced; clinical work done in NY for NYC academic faculty is NY-sourced regardless of residence.

NY State excludes first $20,000/year of pension/IRA distribution post-age 59.5, but full NY+NYC tax above. Federal + NY State conformity to Section 1202 preserved on cash-balance plan distribution — but NYC layer applies on residence-domiciled distribution. Cash-balance plan + brokerage realization at NYC residence year faces 14.776% combined; FL relocation pre-distribution-year saves the full state+city tax.

  • NJ commuter (Hoboken / Jersey City / Edgewater) or Westchester (Bronxville / Scarsdale / Larchmont) saves $25K-$35K/year recurring on $700K+ TC by escaping the 3.876% NYC layer
  • Greenwich CT (CT 6.99% vs NY+NYC 14.776%) saves $50K-$80K/year + top schools at Department Chair / Partner tier
  • Manhattan UES cosmetic plastic practice real-estate ownership via LLC + lease-back to = $150K-$400K/year facility-rent shelter via LLC depreciation
  • Cash-balance + Solo stack at 1099 / = $270K-$370K/year pre-tax shelter at age 50+ (saves at marginal 50-53% combined fed + NY+NYC at $700K)
  • Section 1202 at MedTech surgeon-investor — NY State conforms but NYC does not; Westchester / NJ residence at exit event saves $387K on $10M QSBS gain
  • Late-career FL / SC / Greenwich CT relocation pre-cash-balance-distribution saves $1M-$1.2M cumulative on 25-year retirement draw

Surgeon pay by metro — New York

New York surgeon comp varies by employer + ladder + subspecialty. Manhattan academic medical centers anchor highest comp; Long Island Northwell / NYU Langone LI offers volume + community surgical; Westchester / CT commuter cluster.

Manhattan academic + Park Ave cosmetic (Mt Sinai / Cornell / MSK / NYU / HSS / NYP)

$525K-$1.1M base · cosmetic owner $1.5M-$3M+

NYC academic medical-center cluster + Park Ave cosmetic plastic surgery — top-2 US aesthetic market

UES prewar coop $4M-$15M+ · UWS $2.5M-$8M · NY+NYC 14.776% combined

Westchester / Greenwich CT (academic faculty residence tier)

$525K-$1.1M

Bronxville / Scarsdale / Larchmont (NY State only, no NYC layer); Greenwich CT (CT 6.99% vs NY+NYC 14.776%)

Top-10 US public schools · 30-60 min Metro-North · housing $1.5M-$15M+

Hudson County NJ + Long Island (commuter + community surgical)

$485K-$985K

Hoboken / Jersey City / Edgewater (NJ 10.75% vs NY+NYC 14.776%); LI North Shore + NYU Langone LI + Northwell

PATH 10-25 min · LIRR 35-50 min · housing $1.2M-$5M

The New York surgeon career arc

Entry into NYC surgical career: 4-yr medical school + 5-9 yr residency + 1-3 yr fellowship — same federal pipeline. NYC residency programs at NYP/Columbia + NYP/Cornell + Mt Sinai + NYU Langone + MSK + HSS + Northwell + Montefiore. PGY1 ACGME stipend $80K-$95K — among highest US (cost-of-living adjusted, similar QOL to elsewhere). Most NYC surgical residents emerge with $300K-$500K federal student loan debt + 4-5 years of compounding interest. eligibility at NYP / Mt Sinai / NYU Langone / MSK / HSS non-profit faculty = $0 tax-free $300K-$500K forgiveness over 10 years post-PGY1.

New-attending NYC surgeon (year 1-3) earns $385K-$495K base / guarantee at NYC academic medical-center hospital-employed model, or $360K-$465K + RVU at private group with stub-partnership track. New attendings rent in Manhattan / Brooklyn / Hudson County NJ through year 1-3, then either purchase NYC condo / coop ($1.5M-$3M) or relocate to Westchester / Hudson County NJ for school-district + tax-arbitrage advantage. Federal student loan IDR + qualifying employment continues.

Mid-career NYC attending (4-10 years) hits $525K-$895K TC. Subspecialty premium: Mt Sinai / NYP cardiothoracic $720K, neurosurgery $785K, MSK surgical oncology $650K-$895K, HSS orthopedic $625K + ASC distribution. Many NYC academic faculty at this stage purchase Westchester ($1.5M-$3M) or upgrade Brooklyn brownstone ($2M-$4M) primary residence. Cash-balance + Solo max at age 45-55 = $270K-$370K/year shelter. By year 10 mid-career, NYC academic surgeon net worth typically $2M-$8M (housing equity + retirement vault + brokerage).

Senior partner / department chair NYC (10-25 years) commands $750K-$1.3M+ TC. NYC academic Department Chair at NYP / Mt Sinai / NYU Langone / MSK / HSS commands $850K-$1.3M with administrative LTI + + maxed. Manhattan UES / Park Ave cosmetic plastic surgeon at this stage commonly clears $1.5M-$3M+ owner draw. Many senior NYC surgeons relocate primary residence to Westchester / Greenwich CT at this stage for tax-arbitrage + school-district + lifestyle.

Late-career NYC surgeon (25+ years) paths: (a) Continue academic + administrative + research; (b) Reduce clinical FTE 0.5-0.6 + maintain partnership; (c) Sell ASC equity + relocate FL / SC pre-large-realization-event saving $1M+ state+city tax; (d) Manhattan cosmetic plastic surgeon: continue + transition practice to junior partner equity sale; (e) MedTech advisor / board portfolio + consulting. NYC academic surgeon retirement: At Department Chair tier with 25+ years of cash-balance + + + 457(b) + brokerage + Westchester / Greenwich home equity, typical retiree liquid net worth $8M-$25M+. Dominant retirement-relocation play: FL (Palm Beach / Naples / Miami Beach) or SC (Hilton Head) or remain Greenwich CT (already optimal) — saves $1M-$1.2M+ cumulative state+city tax on 25-year retirement draw.

Where NYC surgeons actually live

NYC surgeon housing decisions weight commute + schools + practice location + tax-arbitrage. Most NYC academic surgeons rent Manhattan / Brooklyn / Hudson County during early career, then purchase Westchester / Hudson County / Greenwich CT at promotion to senior partner.

Manhattan UES (5th Ave / Park Ave / Madison Ave)

Mt Sinai + Cornell + MSK + HSS proximity · cosmetic plastic cluster · $4M-$15M+ prewar coop / condo

Manhattan UWS (Riverside / CPW / WEA)

NYP/Columbia faculty residence · academic tier · $2.5M-$8M prewar coop

Westchester (Bronxville / Scarsdale / Larchmont)

Top-10 US public schools · 30-50 min Metro-North · Department Chair tier · $1.5M-$5M single-family

Greenwich CT (Old Greenwich / Riverside / Belle Haven)

CT-resident commute · top schools · saves $50-80K/yr vs NY+NYC · $3M-$15M+ single-family

Long Island North Shore (Manhasset / Roslyn / Great Neck)

NYU Langone LI + Northwell · top public schools · LIRR · $1.2M-$5M

Hudson County NJ (Hoboken / Jersey City / Edgewater)

10-25 min PATH · NJ tax-arbitrage · younger family tier · $1.2M-$2M

Late-career FL / SC retirement-relocation captures NYC academic Department Chair / Manhattan UES cosmetic plastic surgeon retirees post-cash-balance + brokerage realization phase.

¿Es la decisión correcta?

Verdict — New York Surgeon 2026

A tu favor

  • +Top-tier US academic medical centers (NYP / Columbia / Cornell / Mt Sinai / NYU Langone / MSK / HSS) for subspecialty + fellowship + faculty career
  • +Memorial Sloan Kettering world #1 cancer surgical center; Hospital for Special Surgery top US orthopedic
  • +Manhattan UES / Park Ave cosmetic plastic = top-2 US aesthetic market with $1.5M-$3M+ owner draw
  • +NJ commuter or Westchester arbitrage saves $25K-$35K/year recurring vs NYC-resident at $700K+ TC
  • +Greenwich CT residence saves $50K-$80K/year + top schools at Partner / Department Chair tier
  • +Late-career FL / SC relocation saves $1M-$1.2M+ cumulative state+city tax over 25-year retirement draw

Vale la pena saber antes de firmar

  • 14.776% NY State + NYC top combined = highest US sub-federal rate at Manhattan-resident attending tier
  • NY medical malpractice premium $80K-$200K for high-risk subspecialty (no MICRA cap — top-3 US along with IL / PA)
  • Tail coverage on group / partnership separation $80K-$400K vs TX $25K-$120K with HB 4 cap
  • NYC adds back Section 1202 QSBS gain (3.876% layer) on Manhattan-resident MedTech surgeon-investor exits
  • "Convenience of employer" remote-work rule aggressively audited by NY State Tax Department
  • Manhattan housing $4M-$15M+ at Park Ave cosmetic plastic surgeon ownership tier

Mercado Laboral en New York

World-class finance, media, and healthcare industries drive demand.

Perspectivas de crecimiento: 3% growth projected 2022-2032 (slower than average) overall — but specific subspecialties (cardiothoracic, neurosurgery, plastic, transplant, pediatric subspecialty) face severe shortage with 8-15 year supply lag from training pipeline. Aging Boomer demographic = sustained surgical volume through 2035+. AI/robotics augment but do not replace operative judgment in the 10-year window.

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