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So a google search brings up this: from a recruit power point by the ascp which quotes the CAP salary survey, whether this year or last year.
Type of Practice
..Solo 7%
..Pathology Group 67%
..Multispecialty Group 7%
..Medical School 10%
..Hospital 10%
..Independent Laboratory 9%
..Locum Tenens 1%
College of American Pathologists Survey, N=940
Pathology Practice Demographics
Practice Size
..Solo 7%
..2 11%
..3-4 25%
..5-6 18%
..7-10 13%
..11 or more 22%
College of American Pathologists Survey, N=940
Pathology Salaries
Median Income by Age
..All Ages $220,000
..< 40 $180,000
..40 49 $230,000
..50 59 $250,000
..>59 $200,000
College of American Pathologists Survey, N=940
Pathology Salaries
Income Information from Other Sources
AAMC (ASCP data)
..Range $127,000 to $314, 854
..Average $194,813
Pam Pohlys Net Guide
..Average $194,813
..169,138 to $232,432
(Median, various sources, 1997 data)
..Pathology Workload
Mean hours per week 48 hrs
..Surgical Pathology 25.0
..Cytopathology 5.9
..Billable Clinical Pathology 2.6
..Clinical Pathology Management 7.4
..Teaching/Research 1.9
..Autopsy 2.1
..Other 3.1
Mean Total, Other Medical
Specialties 55 hrs
College of American Pathologists Survey, N=940
Pathology Resident Career Plans
..Pursue More Training 58%
..Private Practice 19%
..Academic Medicine 19%
..Military 2%
..Leave Pathology or US 1%
..Not yet employed 0.6%
AMA FRIEDA, N=351 Residents Completing Training
Pathology Training Programs
Total # of Residents 2,212
Avg. # per Program 14.3
Avg % Female 49.7%
Avg % IMG 57.1%
AMA FRIEDA, Training Program Survey
This seems to be consistent with the MGMA survey (most accurate source of physician salaries) stating a range of
$193,000 - 350,000
This is the link for the MGMA survey:
http://www.merritthawkins.com/pdf/2005_Modern_Healthcare_Physician_Compensation_Review.pdf
This is the link for the CAP information quoted by the ASCP powerpoint
[SIZE=-1]www.
pathology.ecu.edu/Public/resident/recruit.ppt[/SIZE]
