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What kind of cardiac only call rates are out there right now? This is home call, rarely ever get called in. W2. 12 hour night call and 24 hour weekend. Thanks
Are you asking Locums, PP, or academic?What kind of cardiac only call rates are out there right now? This is home call, rarely ever get called in. W2. 12 hour night call and 24 hour weekend. Thanks
Is the answer “what the mega AMC says the rate is”?What rates are out there for cardiac only home call?
Might be some gaggle room possiblyIs the answer “what the mega AMC says the rate is”?
Base rate plus clock in for hourly rate on arrivalCurious: for home call, when the call-in time starts? The time you receive the phone call, arrive at hospital, or the case starts?
Ok thanksWe are pp there are 5 of us.
$1200 for a weekend 24
$500 for weekday overnight
hourly rate if called in around $250/hr
We looked at our own inhouse data and its around 4-5% call in.
How much you are working matters. I'm getting called in once a quarter I see it as easy money that adds up.
It really depends on how the days are.What kind of cardiac only call rates are out there right now? This is home call, rarely ever get called in. W2. 12 hour night call and 24 hour weekend. Thanks
What’s your response time? If you are expected to receive the patient in the OR within 1 hour of activation, you really can’t go anywhere and have to stay home the entire time you are on weekend call.We are pp there are 5 of us.
$1200 for a weekend 24
$500 for weekday overnight
hourly rate if called in around $250/hr
We looked at our own inhouse data and its around 4-5% call in.
How much you are working matters. I'm getting called in once a quarter I see it as easy money that adds up.
Which region are you located?$2000 per call (24 hrs) and $400/hr if called in. High acuity (transplants, dissections, bringbacks, MCS, etc). You work but it’s not easy. Seems fair.
30 minutes away, and I agree with you. What it comes down to is we have to negotiate this with 20 other anesthesiologists in the group who wonder why we make 40k+ more than them to sit at home. We have had some lively meetings about this exact topic and it is where we are for now. It used to be even less not long ago. I am letting the issue rest for a year or 2 until a cardiac retirement or our current stipend negotiation stirs things up again.What’s your response time? If you are expected to receive the patient in the OR within 1 hour of activation, you really can’t go anywhere and have to stay home the entire time you are on weekend call.
$1200 to lose a weekend day to do anything seems low
I already do that many 24h OB shifts/month. The way it's compensated is worth like $350-360/hr. But they're usually pretty chill shifts with a decent amount of sleep, exercise, eating, socializing, Netflix/youtube, etc.Would anyone do 24h in house call for 500ph on avg? Sometimes a lot more.
Avg 6 hrs sleep
3 or 4 per month
Would anyone do 24h in house call for 500ph on avg? Sometimes a lot more.
Avg 6 hrs sleep
3 or 4 per month
Would anyone do 24h in house call for 500ph on avg? Sometimes a lot more.
Avg 6 hrs sleep
3 or 4 per month
Caveat. Don't work post call but Can't opt out of a further about 12 days work per month.
Can't split shifts. Gotta do the whole 24/25
Cases vary from bread and butter off pumps to triple valve ECMO disasters, impellas etc but they're usually shipped out soon after.
R u kidding me? 12k a shift w 6 hour sleep time? Yes.Would anyone do 24h in house call for 500ph on avg? Sometimes a lot more.
Avg 6 hrs sleep
3 or 4 per month
Caveat. Don't work post call but Can't opt out of a further about 12 days work per month.
Can't split shifts. Gotta do the whole 24/25
Cases vary from bread and butter off pumps to triple valve ECMO disasters, impellas etc but they're usually shipped out soon after.
I’ll take that over a busy OB shift any day- and i don’t do OB anymore (🙌🏽).R u kidding me? 12k a shift w 6 hour sleep time? Yes.
Def. worth it if you have it in you, especially if you have the ability to ship out.
I would sign up for every weekend.Would anyone do 24h in house call for 500ph on avg? Sometimes a lot more.
Avg 6 hrs sleep
3 or 4 per month
Caveat. Don't work post call but Can't opt out of a further about 12 days work per month.
Can't split shifts. Gotta do the whole 24/25
Cases vary from bread and butter off pumps to triple valve ECMO disasters, impellas etc but they're usually shipped out soon after.
It depends on who I'm gaggling.Might be some gaggle room possibly
You need to find one or two of your cardiac folks to be your “anger translators” aka bad guys. In my experience many of the cardiac folks are very hardworking, selfless, patient care focused etc but not willing to stand up for themselves and their value to the group.30 minutes away, and I agree with you. What it comes down to is we have to negotiate this with 20 other anesthesiologists in the group who wonder why we make 40k+ more than them to sit at home. We have had some lively meetings about this exact topic and it is where we are for now. It used to be even less not long ago. I am letting the issue rest for a year or 2 until a cardiac retirement or our current stipend negotiation stirs things up again.