Here are 13 statistics on pain management physician retirement benefits, based on data from MGMA's Physician Compensation and Production Survey: 2011 Report Based on 2010 Data.
Anesthesia
Average: $30,240
25th percentile: $20,788
Median: $32,500
75th percentile: $36,750
90th percentile: $40,111
Single-specialty center: $32,500
Multispecialty center: $32,500
Nonanesthesia
Average: $19,751
25th percentile: $9,800
Median: $18,451
75th percentile: $32,500
90th percentile: $33,902
Single-specialty center: no data
Multispecialty center: $12,084
Related Articles on Compensation:
10 Questions to Ask When Setting ASC Administrator Compensation
Medical Directors' Average Hourly Pay Up 3% From 2010
Pain Management Physician Compensation: 13 Recent Findings
Anesthesia
Average: $30,240
25th percentile: $20,788
Median: $32,500
75th percentile: $36,750
90th percentile: $40,111
Single-specialty center: $32,500
Multispecialty center: $32,500
Nonanesthesia
Average: $19,751
25th percentile: $9,800
Median: $18,451
75th percentile: $32,500
90th percentile: $33,902
Single-specialty center: no data
Multispecialty center: $12,084
Related Articles on Compensation:
10 Questions to Ask When Setting ASC Administrator Compensation
Medical Directors' Average Hourly Pay Up 3% From 2010
Pain Management Physician Compensation: 13 Recent Findings