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Again it depends on region to region. 150k is considered "low ball" here in New Jersey. As a Nurse Practitioner i make well above that, lol. Podiatrists (post residency) are starting in the low 200s, then again you have to consider the cost of living in said state you are planning to practice in. If you want a high salary potential, id recommend practicing near a regional urban center, per se , large cities -- where there will be plenty of opportunities to go into wound care, higher surgical cases and to collaborate in primary care.
Between your $200K nurse practitioner salary, 1 post history, and FNP-BC, Ph.D, M.S.N, M.A. resume it's hard to tell if you're trolling or not but I will give you the benefit of the doubt. Why are you switching from NP to DPM, or any physician specialty for that matter, if you have such a successful (lucrative) career? Do you mind explaining your rationale/motives behind that?
I'll also add for future forum readers (no longer replying to the OP) that I have multiple classmates who's parents are DPMs and have obviously decided to go through with this 7-year pipeline to become the same type of physician/surgeon. All of their DPM parents make $230K+