Compensation Issues

The number of medical residents that report feeling fairly compensated grew between 2014 and 2015, which may have something to do with the benefits they receive, according to Medscape's 2015 Residents Salary & Debt Report.

Here are the top five highest paying states and top 10 highest paying metropolitan areas for RNs, according to an infographic published by Philadelphia-based Drexel University.

Overall, the average medical resident salary is $55,400, but what these training physicians really earn can depend on their gender, region of practice and residency year, according to Medscape's 2015 Residents Salary & Debt Report.

Between 2014 and 2015, the average medical resident saw a slight salary increase from $55,300 to $55,400, according to Medscape's 2015 Residents Salary & Debt Report.

The composition of compensation for primary care physicians participating in accountable care organizations are paid does not differ that much from those outside of ACOs, according to a study recently published in the Annals of Family Medicine.

Physicians saw an overall average increase of 2.8 percent in their compensation in 2014, according to the American Medical Group Association's "2015 Medical Group Compensation and Productivity Survey."

Here are seven points on the average salaries of hospital and health system experience leaders, according to a report from the Experience Innovation Network, a part of Vocera.

When looking across all industries, the median CFO salary grew more than the median CEO salary last year, and salary increases were provided more frequently to CFOs than CEOs, according to a report by Compensation Advisory Partners.

Most physician specialty salaries are growing, according to results of a 2015 survey based on 2014 income information from physician search company, The Medicus Firm.

Here are 15 compensation statistics for healthcare executives to know.