decisionhealth Newsletters, Coder Pink Sheets - 2016 Issue 7 (July)
2016 salary survey: Shift to a new position, lift your salary
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Article Overview
This piece reports on a salary survey for anesthesia administrative staff and discusses how compensation trends vary by job movement, employer setting, and region. It is aimed at medical administration and revenue cycle professionals who want to compare their pay against broader market patterns and understand the types of workforce factors associated with higher raises. The article also references supporting charts from a Physician TipSheet that provide regional and employer-type comparisons.
Why This Topic Matters
For administrative and billing professionals, compensation can depend heavily on whether they stay in place, move into a new role, or work in a different practice environment. The article helps readers gauge where salary growth is strongest and what market benchmarks may be relevant to their own situation.
Article Sections
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Salary survey findings on job changes and pay growth
Summarizes survey results comparing salary increases for staff who stayed in place, moved into a new position, or changed employers. It frames the broader compensation trends reported for anesthesia administrative professionals.
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Look at pay by provider type
Discusses differences in pay based on the type of provider or organization where administrative staff work. It points readers to a comparison chart in the Physician TipSheet.
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Factor in where you are
Explains how geographic region affects salary potential and references a regional salary-and-raise map in the Physician TipSheet. It highlights that compensation patterns vary across U.S. regions.
What You Will Learn
- How salary survey results vary based on job movement within an organization
- How employer type can influence compensation for anesthesia administrative staff
- How regional location relates to salary potential and raises
- How survey charts can be used as a benchmarking reference
Who Should Read This
- Anesthesia administrative professionals
- Medical billing and coding staff
- Revenue cycle management professionals
- Practice administrators
- Healthcare compensation analysts
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