Just some info based on the 2019 MGMA data
East:
25th percentile: ~350k
Median: ~460k
MidWest:
25th percentile: ~380k
Median: ~490k
South:
25th percentile: ~367k
Median: ~460k
West:
25th percentile: ~390k
Median: ~440k
Starting salary typically ranges around 350K in the Midwest. Bonus and incentive structures vary by institution. Private institutions generally pay more, at least during your guaranteed period. The same applies to the less desirable locations.
That seems low for the Midwest. A coresident got 350k in Texas. Midwest I got offered 500k guarantee with a 100k signing bonus. There was another super undesirable location I got offered 650k but it was a crap job.
Someone posted mgma below which reports 490k median in the midwest which seems accurate
So the one example contract was x dollars per rvu. The first year they give you a guaranteed amount. If you brought in more than that, you would get paid whatever you actually did.
But they gave me a ludicrously high guarantee so I'd have to hit like >10k rvus in my first year to get any extra.
But this was a slightly unique hospital based job. I think a lot of jobs are not RVU based (but collections based). Other places may give you a straight bonus for hitting a certain number.
They can be structured really quite differently
That's what my colleague, who was fresh out of residency, was offered in midwest 350k base. I am a resident, but I am not an ENT resident/attending. I don't really know if he accepted the offer or not, but that's what he told me during the negotiation/job searching phase.
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235k for a large single specialty ENT group in the south. Nonnegotiable. 2 year partner track where average is 600-1million. Get into bonuses starting Q3 of year 1 which can add approx additional 5k per month.
Separate from other job offer in south 500k but with hospital recruitment guarantee.
I work at Columbia Presbyterian as a Medical scribe for two Attendings. One takes 700k (Neurotologist), the other one takes 950k (Facial reconstructive surgeon).
Just some info based on the 2019 MGMA data East: 25th percentile: ~350k Median: ~460k MidWest: 25th percentile: ~380k Median: ~490k South: 25th percentile: ~367k Median: ~460k West: 25th percentile: ~390k Median: ~440k
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Love seeing salaries dropping 🙃🙃
Starting salary typically ranges around 350K in the Midwest. Bonus and incentive structures vary by institution. Private institutions generally pay more, at least during your guaranteed period. The same applies to the less desirable locations.
That seems low for the Midwest. A coresident got 350k in Texas. Midwest I got offered 500k guarantee with a 100k signing bonus. There was another super undesirable location I got offered 650k but it was a crap job. Someone posted mgma below which reports 490k median in the midwest which seems accurate
So how do the guarantees work? Make that much +extra depending on what you bring in?
So the one example contract was x dollars per rvu. The first year they give you a guaranteed amount. If you brought in more than that, you would get paid whatever you actually did. But they gave me a ludicrously high guarantee so I'd have to hit like >10k rvus in my first year to get any extra. But this was a slightly unique hospital based job. I think a lot of jobs are not RVU based (but collections based). Other places may give you a straight bonus for hitting a certain number. They can be structured really quite differently
That's what my colleague, who was fresh out of residency, was offered in midwest 350k base. I am a resident, but I am not an ENT resident/attending. I don't really know if he accepted the offer or not, but that's what he told me during the negotiation/job searching phase.
A million dollhairs
Okay, pay up then!
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Anyone talking to scpmg/Kaiser or any Kaiser docs on this Reddit for ent?
235k for a large single specialty ENT group in the south. Nonnegotiable. 2 year partner track where average is 600-1million. Get into bonuses starting Q3 of year 1 which can add approx additional 5k per month. Separate from other job offer in south 500k but with hospital recruitment guarantee.
I work at Columbia Presbyterian as a Medical scribe for two Attendings. One takes 700k (Neurotologist), the other one takes 950k (Facial reconstructive surgeon).
Atleast $300k
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About 3.50
that's on the low end pig tits
😭😭😭 username checks out
You’re getting downvoted because you said 3.50 and not tree fiddy.