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Sanford Health to guarantee salaries for deployed employees for 1 year
Sioux Falls, S.D.-based Sanford Health pledged to provide financial support to employees during military deployment. -
1 healthcare job makes $100 per hour in every state
One healthcare job in the U.S. pays employees at least $100 per hour across every single state, according to 2017 data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics cited by Money. -
Board OKs California hospital CEO's $600K salary contract
The board of Antelope Valley Healthcare District approved a two-year contract for hospital CEO Edward Mirzabegian Jan. 23. Under the contract, Mr. Mirzabegian will receive an annual salary of $600,000, according to the Antelope Valley Press. -
State-by-state breakdown of physician assistant median salary
The median annual salary for full-time clinical physician assistants was $105,000 in 2017, a 2.9 percent increase from $102,000 the year prior, according to the 2018 AAPA Salary Report. -
6-hospital Connecticut system to raise minimum wage
Hartford (Conn.) HealthCare announced plans Jan. 14 to raise its minimum wage to $15 per hour, effective March 31. -
Kentucky hospital late paying workers back-to-back paychecks
Pineville, Ky.-based Southeast Kentucky Medical Center blamed a Medicare error for delaying back-to-back paychecks to its employees, CBS-affiliate television station WYMT reports. -
6 low-stress, high-paying healthcare jobs
Six healthcare jobs made a list of high-paying, low-stress jobs, with workers in the top-paying healthcare occupation earning $208,000 a year, according to analysis by GOBankingRates.com. -
Healthcare's top 10 billionaires
Ranked by descending net worth, here are the top 10 healthcare executives on the Bloomberg Billionaires Index as of Jan. 2. -
Viewpoint: Why data anomalies help explain physician compensation
Physician compensation is far more than just a number, and several data anomalies may shed light on what physicians' earnings mean, two authors write in a STAT op-ed. -
Physician salaries decreased from 2017 to 2018, survey finds
The average salary for physicians and surgeons dropped from $258,039 in 2017 to $250,000 in 2018, according to MedPage Today's 2018 salary survey results. -
Orthopedic physicians earn $414K on average, survey finds
Orthopedic physicians had the highest salary of 25 medical specialties, earning $414,283 on average, according to MedPage Today's 2018 salary survey results. -
Kentucky hospital blames Medicare error for delay in paying workers
Pineville, Ky.-based Southeastern KY Medical Center administrators said an error from Medicare caused a delay in paying employees, CBS-affiliated television station WYMT reports. -
Bishop vows to find solution after Catholic hospital pulls pensions of 1,100 workers
After hundreds of former employees at shuttered Schenectady, N.Y.-based St. Clare's Hospital had their pensions pulled, a bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Albany, N.Y., which was affiliated with the hospital, talked with pensioners to find a solution, ABC-affiliated television station WTEN reports. -
Infectious disease physician salaries on the rise
Compensation increased for infectious disease specialists in 2017 when compared to 2015 data, according to findings published in Open Forum Infectious Diseases. -
Healthcare dominates highest-paying jobs in 2018 list
Twelve of the 15 best-paying jobs in 2018 are in healthcare, according to a U.S. News & World Report analysis. -
6 healthcare jobs with biggest paychecks
Physicians snagged the No. 1 spot on a list of 15 highest-paying jobs, with a median annual salary of $200,774, according to an analysis by Kiplinger, which publishes business forecasts and personal finance advice. -
NP earnings rose 6 percent to average $112K in 2017
In 2017, nurse practitioners saw a 6 percent increase in gross annual income, according to a Medscape survey. -
10 cities with the biggest physician pay growth
Fresno, Calif., is the city with the most physician pay growth, according to a study from Doximity, a social network for clinicians. -
Nurses make median $75K per year + 5 other salary findings
Nurses nationwide reported earning a median salary of $75,000, down from the $78,000 salary they reported in 2017, according to survey data reported by the Springer Publishing Company. -
South Dakota has lowest registered nurse pay rate in US
The American Nurses Association found South Dakota's registered nurses have the lowest annual salary of any state — an added challenge to filling open nursing positions, the Argus Leader reports.
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