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Highest-paying industries for NPs
Nurse practitioners earn the highest annual wage in the business support services industry, according to updated data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. -
Physician assistant pay continues to rise
Physician assistant base pay jumped 5.8% from 2022 to 2023, according to the "2024 American Academy of Physician Associates Digital Salary Report," which surveyed 12,207 PAs. -
Healthcare prices surge 14% in last 5 years: Report
Healthcare spending among those insured through an employer was $6,711 per person in 2022, an increase of 18.7% from 2018, according to a recent report by the Health Care Cost Institute. -
15 highest-paying healthcare jobs
Physicians and surgeons were the highest-paid healthcare roles in the last year, earning an average salary of $239,200 or more, according to data from the most recent Bureau of Labor Statistics employment survey, which was published April 3 and uses data from 2023, the latest available. -
10 ASCs hiring administrators
Here are 10 ASCs across the U.S. that have posted job listings for administrators within the last month: -
The 6 best things about being a physician: Medscape
From improving lives to working in an ever-changing field, nine physicians shared some of the best parts about their careers in an April 25 Medscape report. -
10 highest-paid ASC specialties
Here are 10 ASC specialties who were named the top earners in Medscape's 2024 compensation report: -
Wisconsin auto factory seeks rezoning for medical use
An auto factory in Milwaukee is seeking to add medical office space as part of its second life, according to an April 25 report from the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel. -
NP pay for all 50 states
Nevada and California pay nurse practitioners the highest annual wage, according to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. -
Big wins and losses for ASCs
Here are two wins and two losses that ASCs are experiencing: -
ASCs in 2024: What is getting easier, and harder, per 25 leaders
The healthcare industry continues to evolve in 2024, with ASCs facing a growing number of external challenges including anesthesia shortages, prior authorization pushback and consolidation in the marketplace. -
Groups prepare to sue FTC over noncompete ban
On April 23, the Federal Trade Commission officially banned noncompete clauses for the majority of U.S. workers, making it it illegal to include noncompetes in employment contracts and requiring companies with noncompetes to inform workers that they are void. -
Gyms, superstores and more: 3 medical facilities entering vacated spaces
In 2023, 4% of vacant malls became healthcare, hospital or medical facilities, and that trend is continuing into 2024. -
University of Iowa seeks approval to lease 25,000-square-foot medical office building
The University of Iowa has earned approval from its board of regents to lease a 24,450-square-foot medical office building in Urbandale, Iowa, according to an April 24 report from The Daily Iowan. -
12 states with the highest layoff rates
Montana is the state with the highest layoff rate in the U.S., seeing more layoffs than any other state between October and January, according to research from business company Upflip based on the latest available data on layoffs from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. -
Remembering 8 healthcare leaders who have died in 2024
The healthcare community is remembering eight leaders in their fields who have died since Dec. 22. -
New Hampshire physician charged with healthcare fraud
A physician from Grantham, N.H., was charged for his alleged scheme to illegally distribute controlled substances and commit healthcare fraud. -
Arizona physician accused of sexually abusing patients
A physician in Yuma, Ariz., who pleaded not guilty to seven counts of sexual abuse and assault is facing new charges from patients, local CBS affiliate AZFamily reported April 23. -
Fired Iowa physician contests license suspension in court
A fired resident of Iowa City-based University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics is contesting his medical license suspension in court, Iowa Capital Dispatch reported April 22. -
Bad news for private practice physicians
Here are three major issues plaguing private practice physicians today.
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