The finding is from an annual advanced practitioner compensation survey from Chicago-based consulting firm SullivanCotter.
The survey is based on information from 816 organizations representing more than 124,000 individual advanced practice providers and more than 3,400 advanced practitioner leaders from across the U.S. Results of the survey were released on Nov. 15.
SullivanCotter publishes data on more than 130 specialties. Here is median total cash compensation, which is equal to base salaries plus annual incentive awards, for 10 of them:
Note: Data is nurse practitioner/physician assistant combined (except certified registered nurse anesthetist).
CRNA
$217,913
Emergency medicine
$142,001
General surgery
$135,294
Oncology — hematology and oncology
$135,200
Orthopedic Surgery — general
$134,592
Urgent care
$132,646
Hospitalist — internal medicine
$130,000
Cardiology — general
$128,773
Family medicine
$128,627
Internal Medicine
$126,880
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