interventional pain salary

[1shot1opportunity]

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What is the latest for an interventional pain management salaries? What do they typically start out with for a base salary in both academic and private practice.

Also, I was wondering, how can future physician find out what salaries they should start with? Is there a salary guide? how do you go about this?

 

[Ducttape]

is that considered a benefit?

probably inappropriate to ask what the daughter's response to that statement was...

 

[1shot1opportunity]

In all serious matters, where do you look for salary and benefit info? GlAss door, indeed, fellow colleagues? PleAse help?

 

[Ducttape]

MGMA.

 

[unchockey21]

is that considered a benefit?

probably inappropriate to ask what the daughter's response to that statement was...

"Mom!"

"What?! You wouldn't?"

 

[MaximusD]

What is the latest for an interventional pain management salaries? What do they typically start out with for a base salary in both academic and private practice.

Also, I was wondering, how can future physician find out what salaries they should start with? Is there a salary guide? how do you go about this?

Yawn. Check job listing websites... google search "how much money do Pain doctors make" etc.

 

[bedrock]

Yawn. Check job listing websites... google search "how much money do Pain doctors make" etc.

yep,

a bit of a millennial move to think their time is so incredibly valuable that they just post a question, instead of doing some research on their own first.......

 

[lord_jeebus]

 

[deleted185747]

After taxes you will keep what the manager of Best Buy makes before taxes, which is less than the drug reps get as a bonus.

 

[SSdoc33]

is that considered a benefit?

sans dentures? definitely a benefit...... or so im told....

 

[MaximusD]

After taxes you will keep what the manager of Best Buy makes before taxes, which is less than the drug reps get as a bonus.

Or, you know, 6x their salary. One of the two.

 

[PapaDosh]

MGMA.

MGMA doesn't seem very useful for most people coming straight out of fellowship unless the job posting specifies it. From my experience in the Mid-atlantic to NE, salaries were close to 10-15% MGMA in jobs near actual cities (So roughly 250-300). I do remember postings that my cofellows and I looked at that offered 50% mgma + loan repayment + whatever else you wanted out of life except living near people, but the job was in the middle of nowhere midwest.

 

[Ferrismonk]

As a recent graduate, I'll say that I didn't see anything like MGMA to start. I got a lot of better paying offers for doing straight anesthesia. However, with pain, you BUILD the practice. Work hard and do things right, you'll be fine.