Survey responses for the 2016 Salary Guide were collected from 19,754 healthcare job seekers from the Health eCareers database between Jan. 18 and Feb. 23, 2016.
Here are the 10 most common motivators and incentives among healthcare organizations, according to the report.
1. Flexible work hours — offered by 25 percent of employers that use motivators and incentives
2. Increased compensation — 18 percent
3. More vacation/paid time off — 16 percent
4. Training and certification courses — 15 percent
5. More interesting or challenging assignments — 10 percent
6. Flexible work location/option to telecommute — 8 percent
7. High-level recognition — 6 percent
8. Stock options/equity — 5 percent
9. Promotion/new title — 5 percent
10. Retention bonus — 4 percent
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