Salary Data for Family Med

[SuckySurgeon7]

So the hospital recruiters I recently talked with handed out some data from a recent survey. The 25th, 50th, and 75th percentiles are around 180, 240, and 280, with the median being 220-ish. From East to South to Midwest to West, the mean ranges from 240, 257, 235, 233. Unsurprisingly, the 75th percentile also has much higher compensation per collections (about 50% higher) and overall had higher RVU's (25th: 3900-ish ; 75th: 5800-ish). Since salary seems to be an enigma for those in training, I found this useful.

This is for FM withOUT OB. Survey was conducted in 2014.

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[suryapet]

So the hospital recruiters I recently talked with handed out some data from a recent survey. The 25th, 50th, and 75th percentiles are around 180, 240, and 280, with the median being 220-ish. From East to South to Midwest to West, the mean ranges from 240, 257, 235, 233. Unsurprisingly, the 75th percentile also has much higher compensation per collections (about 50% higher) and overall had higher RVU's (25th: 3900-ish ; 75th: 5800-ish). Since salary seems to be an enigma for those in training, I found this useful.

This is for FM withOUT OB. Survey was conducted in 2014.

Can you please post those data for the benefit of other people...may be other people can chip in

 

[SuckySurgeon7]

Can you please post those data for the benefit of other people...may be other people can chip in

Here's for FM w/out OB, IM outpatient, and IM hospitalist. "Control" and "+" are your friends.