The Pediatric Subspecialty Market: Compensation, Benefits, Recruiting, and Employment Trends
Friday, December 12, 2008
ECG is proud to announce the release of our second annual National Pediatric Subspecialty Physician Compensation, Production, and Benefits Survey. The survey has been designed to balance the complexities of the tripartite mission of academic medical centers with nonacademic settings that employ pediatric subspecialists. In 2008, 24 children’s organizations participated, representing 2,100 physicians in 36 pediatric subspecialties. The survey report provides in-depth analysis of market trends within the pediatric subspecialties.
Specific learning objectives:
- Trends in pediatric subspecialty compensation relative to production.
- Trends in benefits and malpractice.
- Trends in physician recruiting and benefits.
- Examples of how CPT-level data is turned into a greater value proposition for provider organizations.
Featured presenters for this session:
Maria Hayduk, Senior Manager, ECG
Ms. Hayduk has assisted several hospitals and physician organizations with physician compensation planning, business development, and medical group operations. More recently, she has focused on conducting and expanding ECG’s custom compensation and production surveys in the Northwest and Midwest in addition to developing ECG’s National Pediatric Subspecialty Physician Compensation, Production, and Benefits Survey.
Ken Roorda, Senior Manager, ECG
Mr. Roorda leads ECG's Children's Hospital practice area. He has significant experience working for Children's Hospitals and related institutions, in both community and academic settings. His experience spans strategic, business and organizational planning. He is a frequent speaker at national conferences of children's hospitals, pediatric physicians and academic medical centers.
Moderator for this session:
Jim Lord, Principal, ECG
These sessions are complimentary to our clients, industry colleagues, and other interested parties. ECG reserves the right to deny access to those individuals who may pose a conflict of interest to ECG.
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