The 2011 Hay Group Healthcare Compensation Study also showed a median base salary increase of 4 percent for non-profit integrated health system CEOs and 5 percent for independent hospital CEOs.
Other data points include the following:
– Planned median base salary for integrated health system employees increased 3 percent, slightly more than the 2.3 percent increase for independent hospital employees.
– Seventy-nine percent of providers use patient satisfaction as the primary measure for annual incentives across all executive employee groups of the organization.
– Twenty-eight percent of health systems have reviewed their annual incentive plans in the last two years.
Read the Hay Group release on its 2011 Hay Group Healthcare Compensation Study.
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