RVUs in urology?

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Can anyone provide some insight what is a typical amount of RVUs a full time urologist can obtain monthly/annually? And if you can provider the number of patients seen on average per day and number of cases done per week to reach the number of RVUs?

Also what is a decent conversion factor (i.e. $$ per RVU) in urology?
 
Can anyone provide some insight what is a typical amount of RVUs a full time urologist can obtain monthly/annually? And if you can provider the number of patients seen on average per day and number of cases done per week to reach the number of RVUs?

Also what is a decent conversion factor (i.e. $$ per RVU) in urology?

MGM 65th percentile for wRVU is about 8900, so that should give you some idea of what would be attainable. I have generally seen conversion rates in the northeast in the low $50s give or take a few bucks. This will vary geographically.
 
Thanks for that information. So to reach ~8900 rvus...any idea as to how many patients a day a urologist must be seeing? And how many cases a week? I'm assuming that number is for someone working 5 days a week.