Physicians at Partners HealthCare Paid Partially by Patient Load, Complexity

Employed primary care physicians at Massachusetts General Hospital and Brigham and Women’s Hospital, part of Boston-based Partners HealthCare, have roughly 10 percent of their salaries tied to the size of their practice and the complexity of the patients’ cases, according to a Boston Globe report.

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The 360 employed primary care physicians at the Harvard University-affiliated hospitals currently have annual salaries around $200,000 if they work full-time, but those compensation totals can increase if they see more patients than average or if they treat patients with several medical problems.

Click here to read the entire story in Becker’s Hospital Review.

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