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10 best-paying cities for nurses
Portland, Ore., is the top-paying city for registered nurses according to real adjusted salary, a joint report from moving and storage marketplace SpareFoot and online employment marketplace ZipRecruiter found. -
8 hospitals offering nurses $10K+ sign-on bonuses
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts the nursing field will have over 1 million vacancies by 2022, leaving hospitals to implement strategies to recruit and retain nurses. Here are eight hospitals and health systems that posted job listings in the last week with sign-on bonuses for nurses. -
8 notes on medical scribe salary & bonuses
The median annual salary for medical scribes was $32,762, as of May 30, according to data from Salary.com. -
12 states where RN salary jumped 3%+ in 1 year
In 2017, California-based registered nurses reported the highest average salary, at $102,700. However, the largest increase in RN salary occurred outside of the state. -
The remote healthcare job with a 6-figure salary
Public health physician supervisor was the sole healthcare position named on a list of remote jobs offering six-figure salaries, according to a report from job seeker website FlexJobs. -
Top 10 physician starting salaries
Invasive cardiologists will earn an average starting salary of $590,000 — topping the list of the most lucrative specialties for new physicians, according to a report by Merritt Hawkins. -
Nashville General CEO offered up to 10% bonus amid board exodus
Nashville (Tenn.) General Hospital CEO Joseph Webb, DSc, might receive an up to 10 percent raise as part of his three-year contract, according to The Tennessean. -
Saint Francis Healthcare boosting minimum wage in July
Cape Girardeau, Mo.-based Saint Francis Healthcare System revealed it will give raises to more than 200 employees, or nearly 8 percent of its workforce, effective July 8. -
Physician and surgeon average salary for all 50 states
The average salary for physicians and surgeons across the country is $211,390, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics data collected in May 2017. -
Where do CRNAs earn the most? Average annual wage and salary for all 50 states
The average annual wage for certified registered nurse anesthetists in the U.S. is $169,450, and CRNAs in Montana earn the highest average wage among all 50 states, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. -
5 best, worst cities for getting a raise
Ogden, Utah, is the No. 1 city for employees to get a raise after asking for one, according to a PayScale analysis. -
Where do RNs earn the most? Average hourly, annual wage for all 50 states
Registered nurses in California and Hawaii earn the highest average annual wage for RNs in the U.S. at $102,700 and $96,990, respectively, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. After California and Hawaii are the District of Columbia, Massachusetts and Oregon. -
14 healthcare companies are the best-paying firms in their state
As companies are now required to disclose new compensation data in their annual Securities and Exchange Commission filings this year, Money magazine analyzed the best-paying firms in every state — including 14 healthcare companies. -
MetroHealth doles out $1.5M in executive bonuses after record financial year
After selling $945.7 million in revenue bonds to fund a renovation project on its main campus, Cleveland-based MetroHealth awarded raises and bonuses to its executive team, Cleveland.com reports. -
8 things to know about OR head nurse salary & bonuses
The median annual salary for operating room head nurses was $102,838 as of April 29, according to data from Salary.com. -
California hospital's workers will see wage hikes of 42% by 2020
Fountain Valley (Calif.) Regional Hospital & Medical Center's housekeepers and cafeteria workers will see a 42 percent increase in their hourly wage by January 2020, according to the Los Angeles Times. -
5 states where physicians saw biggest jumps in pay
Compensation for primary care physicians jumped by more than 10 percent during the past five years — nearly double the pay increase for specialty physicians during the same period, a report from the Medical Group Management Association found. -
Allegheny Health Network will boost minimum wage to $15 in 3 years
In an effort to remain competitive for workers, Pittsburgh-based Allegheny Health Network will increase its minimum wage to $15 per hour by 2021, according to The Tribune Live. -
ECG Management Consultants' Provider Compensation Guide
A recent article by ECG Management Consultants discusses how the provider compensation function is playing a critical role within healthcare systems. -
8 notes on infection control RN salary & bonuses
As of April 29, the median annual salary for infection control-focused registered nurses was $86,598, according to data from Salary.com.
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