11 statistics on non-clinical office staff annual raises

Here are six statistics on annual raises for physician office staff, according to the Medscape “Clinical and Office Staff Salary Report 2015.”

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A majority, 73 percent, of physician offices give annual raises to non-physician and administrative staff. This is up from 70 percent in 2013. Here are 11 key statistics:

1. Minimum 1 percent – 2 percent raise: 79 percent
2. Maximum 1 percent – 2 percent raise: 23 percent
3. Average 1 percent – 2 percent raise: 52 percent
4. Minimum 3 percent – 5 percent raise: 19 percent
5. Maximum 3 percent – 5 percent raise: 58 percent
6. Average 3 percent – 5 percent raise: 43 percent
7. Minimum 6 percent – 10 percent raise: 2 percent
8. Maximum 6 percent – 10 percent raise: 16 percent
9. Average 6 percent – 10 percent raise: 4 percent
10. More than 10 percent minimum: 1 percent
11. More than 10 percent maximum: 3 percent

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