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|Videos|November 9, 2015
2015 Physician Compensation Survey: Key Findings
Author(s)Gabriel Perna
The 2015 Physician Compensation Survey asked doctors with different employment statuses how much they got paid. Here are some key findings.
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Who gets paid more: employed physicians of an independent practice, employed physicians of a large health system, or solo docs? How do those docs get paid primarily: on productivity or on salary? This video looks to answer those questions and others, with key findings from 2015 Physician Compensation Survey.
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