lit0bell Posted May 16, 2021 Share Posted May 16, 2021 Hi Fellow PAs, I have 6+ years of ED and UC experience living in the Metro Atlanta area. Looking for advice on a UC offer that is: 1099 contractor Saturdays only 9-4PM I was told by the owner that at most I'd see 20 patients a day, and could call for someone to help if it was over 20. $60/hr. Was told $50/hr, but since I'd be working Saturdays I'd get $10 extra Paid Malpractice (Was told it would be covered by the owner, Claims and no tail at 1M/3M) Offer letter said Saturdays only at $60/hr with paid Malpractice (no mention of claims or tail or at what amounts) under 1 supervising physician. Said I would get a copy of Certificate of Insured. Before I start the position in July, I can shadow at $50/hr for 4 hrs max for 4 days in June. Stated that I could work extra if I wanted, but didn't say at what hourly rate. No mention of the max number of patients I'd be seeing. I know this is SUPER low salary especially as a contractor, I'd be paying my own taxes. Frankly it's a little insulting since I have 6+ years of experience. I don't have any Peds experience though. I will get in writing the max number of patients I would see a day. What would you suggest I counter offer with? $90-100/hr? Would it be unreasonable to ask for Malpractice with tail, CME or licensing fees? How would you ask for tail? Thanks in advance for any advice Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Moderator EMEDPA Posted May 16, 2021 Moderator Share Posted May 16, 2021 70/hr+ would be more reasonable. malpractice is a must. Those are pretty cush shifts and only 28 hrs/month. I would not expect any benefits/pto/cme for that. Get the volume in writing. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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