And six times as many men as women were paid the highest bonuses, worth more than $80,000 each.
Best paid of all was a male doctor who earned almost $800,000 in 2016/2017, according to the figures obtained by the BBC.
The figure is two and a half times the earnings of the highest paid woman.
Male consultants working full-time earned an average of $130,683, including bonuses – 12 per cent more than female consultants, who received an average of $120,874.
The pay gap shrank to $2,000 when overtime and bonuses were stripped out.
Last year the Telegraph revealed that four times as many bonuses are being paid to male consultants, compared with those for women.
In the NHS, basic pay for consultants is topped up by a system of merit awards, which can be worth almost at least as much.
It means a consultant earning the maximum $110,000 NHS salary could be paid up to $80,000 more in annual bonuses, plus any income from private work.
