national median · NOC 31102
$232,227
$111.65/hr · 2,080 hrs/yr
#3 · Healthcare
General practitioners and family physicians Salary
Job Bank / StatCan 2023–2024 national median $232,227 ($111.65/hr on 2,080 hours). NOC 31102. Modeled 2026 take-home, training context, and career comparisons below.
By Sammy S. · Founder · AuthorUpdated for 2026
Alberta take-home at median
$154,892
33.3% effective
Quebec take-home at median
$138,100
40.5% effective
Key takeaways — Family physicians
- General practitioners and family physicians ranks #3 of 61 on this hub with a $232,227 Job Bank national median (published as an annual figure; hourly equivalent $111.65/hr on 2,080 hours; CIHI / CMA custom tabulation, 2023-2024).
- Modeled Alberta take-home at that median: $154,892 (33.3% effective employee levy rate). Quebec: $138,100.
- One rank above: Medical specialists at $311,297 (+$79,070).
- Bonuses, equity, overtime, and self-employment income outside the published Job Bank row are not in this cash-wage median.
About General practitioners and family physicians wages
Using ESDC Job Bank wages (CIHI / CMA custom tabulation, 2023-2024), the national median annual wage for General practitioners and family physicians (NOC 31102) is $232,227 — meaning half of workers in this occupation earn more and half earn less across Canada.
Job Bank publishes this occupation at an annual rate. We derive an hourly equivalent with 2,080 full-time hours per year ($111.65/hr), then apply our 2026 Canada paycheck model so you see modeled take-home, not just gross.
Use the compare tool to pit Family physicians against another career, or open the paycheck calculator to model an offer above or below the published median.
Healthcare · rank context
Family physicians sits at rank #3 between Medical specialists (#2, $311,297) and Senior managers (#4, $199,992).
Training & licensing context
Most healthcare rows require licensed clinical training — med school, nursing programs, or advanced practice degrees. Physician Job Bank medians are often reported as annual professional income and may not match a simple T4 salary; compare medians against years in school and residency before judging ROI.
Job Bank wage percentiles (2023–2024)
Job Bank low–high wages show how pay spreads inside the Family physicians occupation — the median is the midpoint.
| Job Bank low | Median | Job Bank high |
|---|---|---|
| $90,826 | $232,227 | $435,240 |
Take-home at Job Bank median by province
Single filer, basic personal amount, federal + provincial, employee payroll (CPP/EI) — gross equals the published Job Bank median.
| Province | Take-home | Effective rate |
|---|---|---|
| Alberta | $154,892 | 33.3% |
| Ontario | $145,990 | 37.1% |
| British Columbia | $152,157 | 34.5% |
| Quebec | $138,100 | 40.5% |
Myths vs facts
Myth: Every Family physicians job pays the Job Bank median.
Fact: The median is a national midpoint. Entry roles, part-time schedules, and low-COL markets sit below; senior specialists in high-demand metros sit above.
Myth: Take-home at median is what you will net.
Fact: Our columns use a single-filer vignette at the Job Bank gross median. Marriage, dependents, RRSP, TFSA, and local taxes change your actual paycheck.
Salary planning checklist
- Confirm the posting matches NOC 31102 (General practitioners and family physicians)
- Compare Alberta vs Quebec take-home if relocation is on the table
- Read Job Bank percentile tables when published for this occupation
- Use metro paycheck examples (Canada) when the employer names a city
- Model your exact gross in the Canada paycheck calculator
Common mistakes
- ✕Treating $232,227 as a universal offer for all experience levels
- ✕Ignoring licensing and training years when comparing to lower-medians with shorter paths
- ✕Skipping provincial tax when comparing two offers at similar gross medians
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Family physicians salary FAQs
Job Bank lists a $232,227 national median for NOC 31102 (CIHI / CMA custom tabulation, 2023-2024) — published as an annual figure; about $111.65/hr on a 2,080-hour year.
Modeled single-filer take-home at the Job Bank median: Alberta $154,892, Ontario $145,990, British Columbia $152,157, Quebec $138,100 (2026 rules).
#3 of 61 occupations on this hub by national median wage.
Job Bank / StatCan 2023–2024: low $90,826, median $232,227, high $435,240.
Specialists in clinical and laboratory medicine ranks #2 at $311,297 — $79,070 above Family physicians.
Senior managers — financial, communications and other business services ranks #4 at $199,992 — $32,235 below.
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