Becker's: "8 statistics on the anesthesia labor market"

[Carbocation1]

8 statistics on the anesthesia labor market

8 statistics on the anesthesia labor market
Written by Eric Oliver | March 28, 2018

"1. Concerning anesthesiologist salary data:

• 33.8 percent made less than $350,000
• 9.7 percent made between $351,000 to $375,000
• 13.8 percent made between $376,000 to $400,000
• 11.7 percent made between $401,000 to $425,000
• 31 percent made more than $426,000"

2. Concerning CRNA salary data:

• 29.6 percent made under $175,000
• 24.3 percent made between $175,000 and $200,000
• 23.5 percent made between $201,000 and $225,000
• 11.9 percent made between $226,000 and $250,000
• 10.7 percent made more than $251,000

3. Florida, Texas and New York were the top states for anesthesiologists to practice in.

4. Florida, Texas and Ohio were the top states for CRNAs to practice in.

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[nimbus]

N=148 anesthesiologists

 

[Man o War]

The anesthesiologist data looks like they picked a couple academic places in the Midwest and called it good.

 

[Psai]

New York as a top place for anesthesiologists hahahaha

 

[Carbocation1]

NEW 2018 Doximity report

 

[DeadSpace]

I feel like there are plenty of stats coming out that list completely different average salaries for the medical specialties. The truth is it depends on the region you're working, type of practice, number of worked hours, and ability to negotiate a good contract. This goes for the CRNAs too.

If your point is to rub it in our face that our average salaries and theirs are getting closer and closer, keep it to yourself. I'd like to enjoy my coffee in peace.

 

[anbuitachi]

NY is a top state for anesthesiologists to work in? Who came up with this stuff

 

[zero0]

NY is a top state for anesthesiologists to work in? Who came up with this stuff

When bogus salary data is involved, the answer is usually recruiters