Climbing Compensation Sparks Debate

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National report - According to a recent American Medical Group Association (AMGA) survey, median compensation of dermatologists grew 16.71 percent in 2003, rising from $221,255 to $258,235. How to interpret these figures and determine if they are accurate are subjects of lingering debate.

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