SP Selling FM Practice/ Seeking Salary Advice
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By soccerfanatic14
Hello,
I'm a new grad PA (started the program right out of high school) who just received a job offer for a hospitalist position with the details here:
40 hour week. Five 8 hr shifts a week. Overnight from Sun- Thurs 11pm-7am. $85,000 base pay $15,000 for overnight annual bonus. Would be taken away if I switched to days. 4 weeks PTO 1 sick week 1 week CME and $1500 Paid DEA liscense.
I'm curious if I should ask for more base pay. Any opinions? Thanks!
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By Kslight66
Hello,
I am looking for advice on salary for a Pa-C position in charge on a 16 bed Detox wing. I would be responsible for supervising a nurse and a CNA. Also, I would have to work some weekend, nights and some holidays.
1. What would be a good salary range for this dual medical / management role?
2. The job only provides 16 days of ( lumping it all together) PTO, sick and national holiday and CME days off. Should I ask for a higher compensation for this limited vacation package?
thank you in advance!
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By Natalie6190
Here are the details of my offer. There really wasn’t much to it and I have no idea where to start with negotiations and what I need to bring up. My concern is that the salary is a little on the low side. Any advice or thoughts would be appreciated!
Details include:
92k salary
24 days PTO
5 days CME
2k CME
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By UCFPA
Hello I’m a PA with 11 years experience who has worked in hospitalists medicine for over 9, various places. I’ve been at the same low salary for the past 5 years. 105k 7 on 7 off capped at 8 admissions per day 3-11, no PTO no sick days (have to be made up). I had a talk with them and as a result Ive been offered 125k with quarterly bonuses with an increase in patients. 2500 cme with licenses and fees to come out of the 2500
Pros: Fully Autonomous, flexible on start time, good rapport with boss. Typically done with my cap in 7hrs per day. Essentially working 56 hrs every two weeks, making the hourly rate pretty good. Possibly able to still complete a shift in 9hrs with new cap proposal.
Cons: Poor communication in the office. Sometimes travel between two facilities
I reached out to another hospital system in town and the local competition is willing to pay 128k base with 10k bonus divided quarterly. 2500 cme and pay for licensing and fees. Shift will be ten hrs. 2-midnight. No cap on admissions however told typically 6-7 admissions per night
Pros. No travel required,
Cons: no access to doc lounge (wth!), likely present every patient to supervising doc, don’t eat free with exception of “doc area” buffet that closes at the start of my shift. Longer shifts.
My question is are these competitive numbers for the year we are in and also which seems to be the better option?
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By Echo29
Hi All!
Looking for some thoughts on an urgent care offer in northern NJ.
Multi specialty practice based urgent care. Mix of acuity. We can get stat CTs.
$64/hr = 133120 per year
Hourly not salary
160 hours PTO
0 hours CME days
$1500 CME
Mix between 12hr (week day 8A-8P) and 9hr (8A-5P) shifts
4% match 401k
5% annual bonus
Approx 20-30 patient's per day
I have 5 years experience as a PA
Thanks in advance!
~E
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