1. The average full-time compensation for anesthesiologists in 2009 was $355,264. Male anesthesiologists reported a higher salary than female anesthesiologists at $365,062 compared with $310,620 ...

Compensation and Payment Structure One of the key items that needs to be negotiated is whether you are being paid hourly, daily, or by the shift. Some locum tenens physicians may earn 30 to 50 ...

Southwest — $181,350 West — $169,421 3. Here is the average full-time compensation for CRNAs by years in practice: 5 years or less — $165,226 6-12 years — $168,500 13-20 years — $163,732 21-30 years — ...

Typically, locum tenens clinicians earn 25% to 40% more in monetary compensation than permanent clinicians, Sturdivant says.

7 Statistics About Permanent and Locum Tenens Anesthesiologists’ Employment and Compensation Here are seven statistics about the employment and compensation anesthesiologists working on a locum tenens ...

Locum tenens physicians are paid on a per diem basis, and from the facility’s perspective, daily rates must be balanced against revenues that physicians are likely to generate while working as ...

If you're considering locum work and compensation is the main draw, you're not alone. Thomas Crawford, PhD, MBA, clinical instructor and administrator at the Medical University of South Carolina ...

Locum tenens physicians serve as "placeholders," taking the place of physicians on maternity, paternity, or sick leave, or away at medical conferences or vacation.

A growing number of healthcare organizations are looking to locum tenens to fill gaps on their staff and more doctors are opting in. One locum placement firm, Staff Care, reported that more ...

1. The average full-time compensation for CRNAs in 2009 was $169,043. Male CRNAs reported a higher salary than female CRNAs at $178,755 compared with $156,094, respectively. 2.