Group Physicians to Receive a 1.5% Higher Pay Bump Than Hospital Physicians

Overall, physicians will likely see a 2.4 percent increase in salary next year. Group-based physicians can expect a larger increase, at 3.7 percent, than hospital-based physicians, who will see a 2.2 percent increase, according to the Hay Group‘s 2013 physician compensation survey.

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Other findings from the study include:

•    As an overall group, physicians can expect a 2.4 percent increase in salary next year.
•    63 percent of physicians have annual incentive plans this year, compared to 64 percent last year.
•    This year, 77 percent of annual incentive plans were related to patient satisfaction.

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