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Post-acute care nurses see increase in pay, benefits
Although pay and benefits for post-acute care nurses have not always matched up to nurses in acute settings, that has changed in the past five to 10 years, said Andrea Devoti, MSN, RN, executive vice president of the National Association for Home Care and Hospice, according to Nurse.com. -
5 top-paid hospital, health system executives
Some of the country's highest-paid health system executives earn up to $17 million a year, according to a Business Journals analysis. -
8 notes on advanced practice nurse salary
In the U.S., advanced practice registered nurses earn $92,319 on average per year, according to Payscale data. -
Healthcare may be best way into millionaires' club
Many of the nation's highest-paying jobs are in healthcare, according to data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics cited by CNBC. -
8 notes on PA annual salary
On average, physician assistants in the U.S. earn $92,626 per year, according to Payscale data. -
Healthcare CEOs made $4.6M on average in 2017
On average, healthcare industry CEOs received $4,631,579 in total direct compensation in 2017, according to a study from professional services firm BDO. -
Female surgeons aim for $30K less in salary than their male counterparts, study finds
When asked what an ideal salary would be after completing residency, female surgeons expected $30,000 a year less than male surgeons who took the survey, a study from LA BioMed found. -
5 notes on chief experience officer salary
A U.S.-based chief experience officer's average annual salary is $175,302, according to Payscale data. -
Nurses, surgeons among jobs with widest gender pay gaps
Registered nurses and physicians/surgeons were listed among occupations with the biggest gender pay gaps, according to a report from the American Association of University Women. -
Orthopedic surgeons earn highest base salary of 10 specialties
Of 10 physician specialties, general orthopedic surgeons have the highest base salary, earning $553,537 on average, according to a survey from SullivanCotter. -
The 10 highest-paying healthcare jobs — No. 1 pays over $200K
Physicians and surgeons hold the No. 1 spot on a list of highest-paying healthcare jobs, earning about $208,000 in median annual wages, a CNBC analysis found. -
9 physician specialties see jump in compensation
Physicians in nine specialties saw increases in total cash compensation from 2017 to 2018, with those specializing in general cardiology seeing the biggest jump in pay, according to a survey from SullivanCotter. -
8 things to know about NICU nurse salary
The average annual salary for a neonatal intensive care unit registered nurse is $60,923, according to data from Payscale. -
Companies tie a larger chunk of CFO pay to performance
CFO payment structures are growing to become more dependent on performance-based incentives, according to The Wall Street Journal. -
Shuttered Oklahoma hospital employees not getting pay, benefits after closure
After Pauls Valley (Okla.) Hospital closed Oct. 12, about 130 people were out of jobs, and many of them said they have not received pay for weeks, according to KWTV. -
Hospital execs see jump in compensation
Hospital and health system CEOs, CFOs and COOs saw increases in total cash compensation from 2017 to 2018, according to a survey from SullivanCotter. -
10 highest-paying nursing jobs
Nurse anesthetists had the highest average salary in 2018 out of 27 nursing job titles, earning about $150,900 on average, according to a survey conducted by Advance Healthcare Network. -
The highest-paying states for nurses
Full-time nurses in California have the highest annual average salaries of nurses in all 50 states, averaging $106,000 per year, according to a survey conducted by ADVANCE Healthcare Network. -
Male nurses make 7% more than female peers, survey finds
Although only 8 to 10 percent of nurses are male, male nurses make an average 7 percent more than their female peers ($6,000 per year), according to a Medscape report. -
Starting salaries offered to top 20 recruited medical specialties
Invasive cardiologists are offered the highest average starting salaries of specialties tracked in Merritt Hawkins' 2018 Review of Physician and Advanced Practitioner Recruiting Incentives report.
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