At the 19th Annual Ambulatory Surgery Centers Conference in Chicago, a panel of experts will give a presentation titled "What Should Great Medical Directors, Administrators and DONs be Paid?"
Compensation Issues
When hospitals and health systems need to re-evaluate their expenses, benefits programs are usually among the first areas to succumb to the chopping block, but providers should look closely at all benefits programs before making any cuts, according to a…
Roughly one-third of CFOs of the 25 top-grossing non-profit hospitals earned more than $1 million in total compensation a few years ago, and all CFOs in that group made at least $500,000.
An overwhelming amount of physician searches offer a relocation allowance to physicians, and the average relocation allowance is $10,035, according to a survey from Merritt Hawkins.
The New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq have released new proposed standards for the compensation committee requirements under the Dodd-Frank Act, and they will affect the headquarters level of for-profit hospital chains, according to a legal brief from law firm…
Kevin Talbot, executive vice president and practice leader of total compensation and rewards at INTEGRATED Healthcare Strategies, explains how executive incentive pay can help align goals in the new value-based healthcare environment.
Here are the 28 latest hospital executive and physician compensation stories from the past two months, starting with the most recent.
John Goodnow, CEO of Benefis Health System in Great Falls, Mont., made more than $890,000 in total compensation in 2011, leaving him at the top of the pay scale for all Montana hospital and health system CEOs, according to a…
This past June, Terry Scoggin joined Titus Regional Medical Center in Mount Pleasant, Texas, as CFO — marking his first professional role as a healthcare CFO.
Roughly 35 percent of hospitals and health systems offer performance bonuses to their medical directors, an 8 percent jump from last year, according to a report from Integrated Healthcare Strategies.