ECG’s pediatric survey collected data from more than 3,800 pediatric subspecialists in more than 40 medical, surgical and hospital-based pediatric subspecialties. Other findings from the survey include:
• Production-adjusted compensation increased 1.3 percent.
• Cost of benefits averaged $37,528 per physician, or 17 percent of total compensation. Retirement contributions represented the largest portion of that total at an average of $13,917 per physician.
• More than half of surveyed members plan to modify their current physician compensation plans to incorporate non-production-based components, such as quality, patient satisfaction and patient access.
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