Anyone know if the numbers for psychiatry have changed this year. My hospital pays at the 75th percentile per RVU and told us the numbers have dropped, but they will pay us at the same rate as last year.
Salaries are going up and people are desperate. MGMA doesn't know how to track supply and demand.
Prove the point - I have seen the same job keep coming up where a person would be working 3 days a week, 285k salary and a considerable sign-on.
Salaries are going up and people are desperate. MGMA doesn't know how to track supply and demand.
Prove the point - I have seen the same job keep coming up where a person would be working 3 days a week, 285k salary and a considerable sign-on.
I will take it and play video games the other 4 days.I will take it and then work 2 more days for 350-400K+ total.
Is it reasonable to assume that if you hustle (55-60 hrs a week) while you are a young gun, that you can approach 300k even if you are employed?
Here in NYC if you work 55-60 hours/week, you can easily clear 400k. Hospital Job = 40 hours (200-220k), + PP at $300/hr (15-20 hours). I'll let you do the simple math.
1) You are assuming you can find 60 patients a week that will pay 300 per hour. Even in Manhattan it's not that easy.then wouldn't it make more sense for someone to work 60 hours all in PP and make 900K?
I meant is it possible to do a 4 day (10 hrs a day) employed gig and then work for someone else an extra day per week and get to around 275-300k? I probably won't open my own practice. Basically 230k for an inpatient gig - 40 hrs - then work Fridays for someone else or do extra work and pull in an extra 40k a year working that extra day. 270s for 50 hours does not seem bad at all.
I know attendings who do their CL/Inpatient gig at 220kish day job (40 hour week, 9-5) and then just pick up call at $150/hour, for a 12, 15 or 24 hour shifts, once a week.
And thats NYC call rate, I think if you head outside of the city, you can get moonlighting/call rates of 180-200/hour.
That's exactly what I want to do. 220-230k for inpatient mental health institution or working C/L for a local hospital. I am willing to commute 30-35 minutes outside of a decent sized town (200-300k people in midwest or southeast) so hopefully those hourly rates are decent. It goes to show that Psych can make solid money if you are willing to work full time.
Where could you find an inpatient job that would hire you for 4 days each week?I meant is it possible to do a 4 day (10 hrs a day) employed gig and then work for someone else an extra day per week and get to around 275-300k? I probably won't open my own practice. Basically 230k for an inpatient gig - 40 hrs - then work Fridays for someone else or do extra work and pull in an extra 40k a year working that extra day. 270s for 50 hours does not seem bad at all.
Where could you find an inpatient job that would hire you for 4 days each week?
60 hours a week? Not that good man. Where's the balance?Here in NYC if you work 55-60 hours/week, you can easily clear 400k. Hospital Job = 40 hours (200-220k), + PP at $300/hr (15-20 hours). I'll let you do the simple math.
That's exactly what I want to do. 220-230k for inpatient mental health institution or working C/L for a local hospital. I am willing to commute 30-35 minutes outside of a decent sized town (200-300k people in midwest or southeast) so hopefully those hourly rates are decent. It goes to show that Psych can make solid money if you are willing to work full time.
This is exactly my plan, but I have to get into a psych residency first... 300k/year working ~50 hrs/wk.I meant is it possible to do a 4 day (10 hrs a day) employed gig and then work for someone else an extra day per week and get to around 275-300k? I probably won't open my own practice. Basically 230k for an inpatient gig - 40 hrs - then work Fridays for someone else or do extra work and pull in an extra 40k a year working that extra day. 270s for 50 hours does not seem bad at all.