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Fair base salary for hospitalist lead

I’m a physician.

Over seeing 70 hospitalists
2 hospitals
330 total beds
Fully admin
Midwest USA

Responsibilities:
Staffing scheduling
Throughput
Quality
LOS
HCAHPs
Physician retention
Clinical governance
Intra and inter hospital relationships
Peer reviews, Care reviews
Risk reviews

What’s a fair base salary? 330k?

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u/Ok-University8938 — 11 days ago
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Cuánto cobra un médico residente hoy?

Justamente lo que dice el titulo. Soy de Buenos aires y tengo entendido que va desde 1.8 a 1.2-1M aprox.

Pueden vivir con eso? osea recibiendome con 24 y arrancando con 25 como apuntas a vivir solo? Mis amigos con mi edad ahora Jr cuando lleguen a esa edad duplican el sueldo y pueden proyectar. Pero y en nuestro caso?..

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u/DistributionWeak3641 — 14 days ago
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USACS hospitalist experience in the central U.S. + new grad salary expectations?

I’m currently a PGY-3 internal medicine resident looking for a daytime hospitalist position in the central U.S. after graduation.
Has anyone worked with US Acute Care Solutions (USACS) in this region? I’d appreciate hearing about your experience with workload, scheduling, compensation, benefits, and overall job satisfaction.
More generally, what base salary or hourly rate should a new graduate expect for a daytime, 7-on/7-off hospitalist position in the central U.S.? My preference is a closed ICU with no required procedures, codes, or rapid responses.
What would you consider a competitive package, and what should I look out for before accepting my first job?(No visa required)

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u/Fit-East-5253 — 11 days ago