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Inches forward, Inches back. Thataptly sums up the findings of the 2010 National

Salary Survey of Nurse Practitioners and the 2010

National Salary Survey of Physician Assistants.

These surveys, conducted byADVANCE for NPs

& PAs, documented small overall salary increasesfor both professions. But they also recorded a 4.5%

drop in hourly pay for NPs who work

part time. Given the troubled economy,

the findings appear to be encouraging

for 2011 and beyond.

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Our surveys were conducted using

online questionnaires created with Zarca

Interactives survey software. We collected data from

Aug. 23 through Nov. 30, 2010. Nearly 3,000 NPs

(2,956) participated in the survey designed for nurse

practitioners, and nearly 1,300 PAs (1,276) answered

the version created for physician assistants. Because

2010 was the first year thatADVANCEsurveyedboth professions, youll note some differences in our

reporting due to our longer history of

gathering data about NP salaries.

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In terms of full-time

salaries, PAs make more

than NPs. PAs earned

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nP & Pa sli, 20012010

nurse Practitioners

2010 2009 2007 2005 2003 2001

avg ull-tim nP ly $90,770 $89,579 $81,397 $74,812 $69,203 63,172

avg pt-tim nP uly t $43.77 $45.85 $40.32 $36.80 $33.89 $32.53

Sources: National Salar y Survey o Nurse Practitioners, conducted in 2001, 2003, 2005, 2007 and 2009 byaDVaNCE Nuse pciines. In 2010, conducted by ADVANCE or NPs & PAs.

Physician assistants

2010 2009 2007 2005 2003 2001

avg ull-tim Pa ly $96,876 $93,105* $86,214* $81,129* $76,039* $71,046*

avg pt-tim Pa uly t $51.11

Sources: National Salary Survey o Physician Assistants, conducted in 2010 byaDVaNCE Nps & pas; *American Academy o Physician Assistants National Physician Assistant Census Reports or each given year.

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an average of $96,876 in 2010 (Table 1), while NPs

earned an average of $90,770. The surveys also docu-

mented a notable difference in salary improvement

between 2009 and 2010: Comparing ADVANCEs

2010 results with 2009 salary data from the American

Academy of Physician Assistants, PAs experienced

more than twice the salary increase that NPs did.

The average PA salary increase was $3,771, while

the average NP salary increase was $1,191.

That PAs generally make more money than NPs

is not a new observation. This trend appears to be

based largely on practice setting. PAs more com-

monly work in specialties that also generate higher

incomes for physicians, such as emergency medicine

and surgery (including the really big moneymakers,

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2010 sli y Pti sttignurse Practitioners*(in descending order by salary; based on 2,956 responses)

Pimy wk sttig 2010 sly 2009 sly cg i %

Emeenc demen $104,549 $104,369 0.2% incese

aeseics/skin ce $102,547 $105,152 2.5% deceseMenl el $100,914 $100,140 0.8% incese

Cdil clinic $100,881 $90,159 11.9% incese

oncl clinic $98,327 $88,856 10.6% incese

hsil $93,943 $93,694 0.3% incese

Nenl uni $93,925 $95,280 1.4% decese

geiic $93,668 $91,863 1.9% incese

huse clls $93,390 $98,915 5.6% decese

Cecins $91,630 $88,880 3.1% incese

Sue $91,511 $90,959 0.6% incese

reil clinic $90,170 $89,049 1.2% incese

hIV clinic $89,857 $88,086 2.0% incese

Diees/endcinl $89,710 $85,244 5.2% incese

Inenl medicine $88,287 $88,903 0.6% decese

Fmil cice $86,518 $86,520 0.002% decese

pediic cice $85,618 $83,926 2.0% incese

Wmens el $83,687 $83,319 0.4% incese

acdemi $80,400 $81,552 1.4% decese

Cllee el (12 ms.) $79,139 $81,981 3.4% decese

Elemen secnd scl $77,513 $76,965 0.7% inceseCllee el (9 ms.) $60,829 $63,452 4.1% decese

*yer-to-yer comrison vilble or Nps only. 2010 ws the frst yerADVANCEcollected dt on pas.

Physician assistants(in descending order by salary; based on 1,276 responses)

Pimy wk sttig 2010 sly

Menl el $116,758

Elemen secnd scl $115,000Cdil cice $109,030

aeseics/deml cice $107,727

Emeenc demen $103,489

Sue $102,760

hsil uni (e n sue emeencdemen)

$97,680

Nusin me, ssised livin ln-em ce cili $96,364

Wksie $95,296

acdemi $95,215huse clls $94,383

hIV clinic $91,333

reil clinic $91,188

Fmil cice $90,528

Wmens el cice $87,974

pediic cice $86,894

oncl cice $85,851

Cllee univesi clinic $85,441

Cecinl cili $81,404Diees/endcinl cice $69,000

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2 for NPs). Emergency medicine ranks fifth for PA

pay, and oncology ranks No. 5 for NPs.

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The gender gap long documented in salaries for many

professions also is evident among NPs and PAs. AsTable 3 shows, men make 12.8% more money than

women in the NP profession. In the PA profession,

men earn 10.7% more than women. Its interesting

that the average salary of male PAs is so close to that

of male NPs a difference of only $398.

So what factors contribute to the salary differences

between men and women among PAs and NPs?

Practice setting and practice specialty certainly

come into play, but further theorizing here mightbe best left to economists and sociologists. (Do

you have an answer to this question? Start a

thread on our discussion board under the

Community tab at www.advanceweb.com/NPPA.)

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Looking ahead, it appears that NPs and PAs could

see their salaries climb at a faster clip but not

right away.

Although some states are challenging the manda-

tory insurance requirement of the Patient Protection

and Affordable Care Act, those lawsuits wont solve

the critical shortage of primary care providers in the

United States. More than half of NPs deliver primary

care to some age group, and roughly 40% of PAs do

the same. Youll be vital to meeting primary care

needs, and because youll be in demand, salaries are

likely to rise in recognition of that.

plastic surgery and aesthetics). Although the PA pro-

fession once attracted more men than women, today

about 65% of PAs are women, so sex predominance

does not explain the salary difference.

Pt-Tim PyIn the area of part-time practice, hourly rates had

climbed steadily over the years for nurse practitio-

ners (Table 1). But the average hourly rate for an NP

dropped from $45.85 in 2009 to $43.77 in 2010, a

decrease of 4.5%. PAs earned an average hourly rate

of $51.11 in 2010; we are unable to compare that

to part-time earnings in 2009 because we did not

survey PAs at that time.

Pti sttig

Perhaps the most fascinating results are in the

category of salary by practice setting (Table 2).

Among nurse practitioners, work in an emergency

department produced the highest income in 2010

($104,549), with aesthetics/skin care a close second

($102,547). Mental health was the third highest pay

producer for NPs ($100,914), yet it was the No. 1

producer for PAs ($116,758).

Among physician assistants, the second highest

paying practice setting was elementary and sec-

ondary schools ($115,000). Thats in stark contrast

to NPs, whose salaries in schools rank 21st among

our 22 categories at $77,513. The third highest pay-

ing setting for PAs is cardiology ($109,030), and

this specialty ranks fourth for salary among NPs

($100,881). Among PAs, the fourth highest paying

practice setting is aesthetics and dermatology (No.

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nurse PractitionersIn e Np essin, wmen mke 12.8% less n men.

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Wmen (80% Np esndens) $89,186

Men (20% Np esndens) $102,271

Physician assistants

In e pa essin, wmen mke 10.7% less n men.

G 2010 ly

Wmen (54.62% pa esndens) $91,662

Men (45.38% pa esndens) $102,669

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2010 nu Ptiti sli y sttDeiled Se bekdwn in aleicl ode (rst entry is ull-time salary, second entry is part-time hourly rate)

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resPonsesMean MInIMUM MaXIMUM MedIan

Alabama 34$85,117$37.97

$65,000$28.00

$112,000$45.00

$83,500$40.41

Alaska 12$105,883$52.50

$85,000$45.00

$132,000$60.00

$107,217$52.50

Arizona 100$95,461$56.74

$35,000$37.00

$200,000$100.00

$93,000$54.00

Arkansas 104 $80,317$47.38 $83,000$33.00 $125,000$80.00 $80,000$46.00

California 137$109,886$52.19

$60,000$36.00

$175,000$112.00

$107,000$46.75

Colorado 52$92,641$45.72

$58,000$35.00

$200,000$53.00

$90,000$47.00

Connecticut 50$100,092$50.70

$73,000$34.00

$220,000$75.00

$92,800$47.32

Delaware 14$91,187$45.93

$65,000$32.00

$130,000$55.00

$86,000$49.30

District ofColumbia

18$99,793$38.48

$69,000$28.00

$140,000$44.45

$94,800$43.00

Florida 186$93,529$43.67

$85,000$25.00

$145,000$65.00

$87,750$45.00

Georgia 91$83,183

$45.25

$66,000

$33.75

$130,000

$70.00

$85,000

$45.00

Hawaii 12$100,781$45.00

$80,000$45.00

$140,000$45.00

$94,000$45.00

Idaho 19$92,274$41.75

$59,000$40.00

$165,000$45.00

$90,000$41.00

Illinois 95$87,225$41.01

$70,000$30.00

$120,000$52.00

$86,000$42.00

Indiana 84$82,849$41.55

$50,089$30.00

$114,400$50.00

$84,000$42.00

Iowa 52$87,043$41.93

$85,000$36.73

$160,000$49.00

$84,765$41.00

Kansas 53$89,568$41.05

$55,000$32.75

$150,000$48.53

$85,750$41.50

Kentucky 44$84,568$50.75

$49,000$32.00

$160,000$75.00

$78,500$43.00

Louisiana 45$92,395$40.81

$50,000$38.07

$200,000$45.00

$90,000$40.00

Maine 15$85,846$40.00

$71,000$38.00

$113,000$42.00

$84,000$40.00

Maryland 65$90,243$46.28

$80,600$35.00

$123,630$57.75

$106,936$47.00

Massachusetts 72$98,361$43.65

$63,5000 (this respondentis unemployed)

$141,000$79.00

$94,000$41.50

Michigan 83$90,406$50.20

$124,800$33.75

$350,000$80.00

$86,000$44.00

Minnesota 51$96,072$43.01

$45,000$36.00

$235,000$50.00

$93,400$43.66

Mississippi 59$88,552

$40.17

$60,000

$37.50

$160,000

$35.00

$87,000

$48.00

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Missouri 84$83,609$46.35

$70,000$34.35

$127,000$50.00

$85,000$42.17

Montana 7$76,183$39.00

$63,000$39.00

$132,000$39.00

$110,000$39.00

Nebraska 9$79,551$43.82

$50,000$30.00

$100,500$67.50

$78,750$48.75

Nevada 10$92,700$51.80

$75,500$44.00

$101,000$65.00

$92,000$45.00

New Hampshire 23$89,800$47.67

$65,000$41.00

$115,000$54.00

$88,500$48.00

New Jersey 61$96,642$51.67

$69,000$41.50

$140,000$65.00

$92,155$50.00

New Mexico 27$103,763$49.00

$80,000$47.00

$200,000$51.00

$98,000$49.00

New York 141$91,127$47.40

$70,000$28.75

$180,000$78.00

$90,000$53.37

North Carolina 129$87,404$46.09

$54,000$22.00

$150,000$100.00

$86,000$42.00

North Dakota 16$75,460$35.86

$75,000$27.00

$106,080$45.00

$77,997$35.73

Ohio 125$85,570

$42.75

$32,000

$42.00

$275,000

$32.00

$83,704

$55.00Oklahoma 28

$90,480$42.00

$50,000$42.00

$135,000$42.00

$85,500$42.00

Oregon 26$104,111$45.22

$43,000$40.00

$250,000$53.00

$90,000$45.50

Pennsylvania 137$83,533$43.78

$79,000$25.00

$160,000$68.00

$84,000$44.00

Rhode Island 7$97,500$46.91

$90,000$45.00

$110,000$50.00

$95,000$45.73

South Carolina 29$83,397$41.50

$74,000$29.00

$160,000$50.00

$85,300$43.50

South Dakota 10$85,285$34.60

$72,000$30.80

$114,400$41.00

$79,000$32.00

Tennessee 115$83,490$44.17

$60,000$25.00

$200,000$60.00

$80,000$45.00

Texas 144 $103,924$46.88

$70,000$32.25

$150,000$70.00

$110,000$45.00

Utah 31$91,541$43.65

$85,000$38.50

$130,000$53.00

$94,000$40.50

Vermont 7$68,625$42.67

$55,000$30.00

$85,000$53.00

$70,000$45.00

Virginia 77$82,674$42.16

$50,000$28.00

$168,000$56.00

$81,000$42.75

Washington 48$98,255$44.14

$30,000$37.50

$150,000$55.00

$97,000$43.00

West Virginia 10* $80,400 $70,000 $100,000 $79,250

Wisconsin 78$87,373$42.80

$62,000$36.00

$200,000$50.00

$86,000$42.00

Wyoming 5$80,000$45.00

$75,000$40.00

$85,000$50.00

$80,000$45.00

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Alabama 7* $95,583 $64,500 $127,000 $99,000

Alaska 8$119,583$51.00

$104,000$45.00

$134,500$57.00

$115,000$51.00

Arizona 40$96,921

$80.91

$60,000

$35.00

$200,944

$250.00

$92,000

$60.00Arkansas 10* $104,615 $65,000 $190,000 $83,163

California 71$109,290$42.88

$71,000$36.50

$240,000$50.00

$100,000$42.50

Colorado 36$95,318$46.99

$65,000$32.00

$185,000$60.00

$89,952$47.98

Connecticut 12$98,975$50.00

$89,650$50.00

$150,000$50.00

$102,000$50.00

Delaware 3* $105,000 $80,000 $125,000 $110,000

District ofColumbia

7* $96,762 $87,000 $114,400 $94,300

Florida 82$94,531$45.14

$25,000$25.10

$156,000$70.00

$90,000$52.00

Georgia 32 $98,036$46.00 $56,000$30.00 $148,500$60.00 $97,000$48.00

Hawaii N esnses Na Na Na Na

Idaho 11$84,606$34.00

$75,000$34.00

$110,000$34.00

$83,500$34.00

Illinois 39$92,996$42.88

$57,000$41.75

$175,000$44.00

$87,000$42.88

Indiana 20$93,259$29.63

$72,000$38.90

$140,400$50.00

$88,500$38.90

Iowa 16$93,121$50.00

$70,000$50.00

$151,000$50.00

$90,000$50.00

Kansas 16$84,750$55.50

$58,000$54.00

$165,000$57.00

$80,000$55.50

Kentucky 14

$152,853

$50.00

$60,500

$40.00

$900,000

$60.00

$81,320

$50.00Louisiana 6* $97,167 $80,000 $125,000 $94,000

Maine 11$79,436$32.00

$40,000$32.00

$150,000$32.00

$87,300$32.00

Maryland 39* $96,650 $70,000 $160,000 $95,000

Massachusetts 30$103,564$58.00

$66,560$58.00

$220,000$58.00

$100,000$58.00

Michigan 55$93,732$44.20

$56,160$37.00

$150,000$55.00

$94,000$40.00

Minnesota 24$92,891$42.90

$70,000$39.00

$116,000$49.70

$89,650$40.00

Mississippi N esnses Na Na Na Na

Missouri 14

$90,923

$41.00

$73,000

$41.00

$115,000

$41.00

$90,000

$41.00

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Montana 6$87,250$39.00

$68,000$38.00

$96,000$40.00

$92,500$39.00

Nebraska 13$84,745$33.00

$68,000$33.00

$110,000$33.00

$85,000$33.00

Nevada 3* $106,667 $80,000 $156,000 $84,000

New Hampshire 13* $100,220 $80,000 $158,500 $93,000

New Jersey 30$95,981$47.65

$75,000$38.76

$120,000$55.00

$95,000$47.65

New Mexico 7$99,383$50.00

$64,000$50.00

$130,000$50.00

$99,000$50.00

New York 125$89,991$67.67

$50,000$33.00

$213,000$250.00

$87,750$49.00

North Carolina 69$103,097$45.83

$65,000$32.00

$700,560$61.50

$89,675$44.00

North Dakota 3* $79,707 $75,000 $83,000 $81,120

Ohio 46$90,242$42.00

$59,000$33.00

$130,000$50.00

$90,040$42.50

Oklahoma 11$93,183

$55.00

$79,000

$55.00

$135,000

$55.00

$87,250

$55.00Oregon 14

$94,154$43.00

$74,000$43.00

$120,000$43.00

$95,000$43.00

Pennsylvania 77$84,981$41.35

$47,000$34.00

$140,000$47.95

$82,000$41.37

Rhode Island 4* $109,125 $99,500 $127,000 $105,000

South Carolina 22$93,533$37.71

$65,000$33.13

$152,000$40.00

$96,000$40.00

South Dakota 11$86,399$48.50

$73,897$48.50

$145,000$48.50

$89,000$48.50

Tennessee 20* $102,070 $67,000 $198,000 $90,700

Texas 86$112,742$56.00

$60,000$37.50

$300,000$75.00

$104,104$50.00

Utah 14$99,222$53.00

$80,000$47.50

$130,000$120.00

$96,000$47.50

Vermont 5* $92,402 $72,800 $105,000 $93,000

Virginia 33$89,294$53.83

$45,000$36.00

$129,500$100.00

$86,400$47.50

Washington 27$95,549$81.50

$65,000$81.50

$125,000$115.00

$100,000$81.50

West Virginia 8* $85,375 $67,000 $130,000 $75,000

Wisconsin 25$100,234$40.00

$78,385$40.00

$126,880$40.00

$98,481$40.00

Wyoming 1* $124,000 $124,000 $124,000 $124,000

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penix $99,370

tucsn $86,591

Mes $81,902

a

Lile rck $81,529

Feeville $85,260

c

Ls aneles $107,774

oklnd $104,446

Sn Die $105,647

Sn Fncisc $117,071

Sn Jse $89,684

cd

bulde $88,600

Cld Sins $117,900

Denve $77,158

c

bide $92,035

hd $93,656

New hven $102,454Smd N esnses

Dw

Wilminn $87,000

fd

Jcksnville $87,280

Mimi $96,769

olnd $89,025

tllssee $75,400

tm $94,976

s d c 2010 avg s

Gg

aens $75,500

aln $84,764

auus $75,200

Clumus $83,000

Svnn $89,514hw

Ew $90,000

hnlulu $97,666

id

bise $96,015

i

Cic $88,706

pei $89,040

rckd $89,000

Sinfeld $83,680

id

Evnsville $85,000

F Wne $67,462

g $86,700

Indinlis $82,115

iw

Ced rids $78,833

Des Mines $92,656

k

Knss Ci $86,437

tek $86,625

Wici $96,208

k

Lexinn $94,450

Luisville $82,337

l

bn rue $88,125

Lee $104,333

New olens $88,262

Seve $94,407

og

plnd $87,333

s d c 2010 avg s

Md

annlis N esnses

blime $89,571

beesd $107,740

Clumi N esnses

Silve Sin $103,496M

bsn $97,100

Lwell $89,600

Sinfeld $108,000

Wcese $101,812

Mg

ann a $86,480

Dei $90,130

Flin $52,374

gnd rids $82,615

Lnsin $97,833

M

Dulu $93,400

Minnelis nd S. pul $93,988

rcese $91,600

Mpp

bilxi $108,800

Jcksn $90,303

oxd $94,000

M

Knss Ci $86,423

Sinfeld $77,610

S. Luis $75,948M

billins N esnses

ge Flls N esnses

Missul $84,000

nb

Lincln $74,613

om $82,821

nvd

Ls Ves $103,000

ren $83,750

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s d c 2010 avg s

nw hmp

Mncese $98,333

Nsu $80,000

nw J

Cmden $96,250

Newk $91,444

tenn $102,600

nw Mx

aluqueque $81,666

Ls Cuces $135,666

Sn Fe $127,000

nw y

bul $92,308

New yk Ci $100,141

rcese $78,500

Scuse $87,800

s d c 2010 avg s

nw y c Bg

bkln $103,300

bnx $105,000

Mnn $103,081

Queens $96,500

Sen Islnd N esnses

n c

Cle $92,981

geens $82,250

rlei-Dum $82,106

Winsn-Slem $85,083

n D

bismck $71,471

F $81,000

o

akn $81,469

Cincinni $92,185

Clevelnd $86,723

Clumus $87,107

tled $80,400

om

oklm Ci $97,833

tuls $83,400

Nmn N esnses

og

Euene N esnses

plnd $82,825

Slem $109,000

Pvallenwn $77,999

Eie $73,357

pildeli $94,349

pisu $77,921

rd id

pvidence $100,000

s c

Clesn $85,875

Clumi $100,575

geenville $92,428

s d c 2010 avg s

s D

rid Ci $75,000

Siux Flls $78,000

t

Knxville $79,188

Memis $85,256

Nsville $81,028

tx

ausin $100,500

Dlls-F. W $96,244

El ps $104,000

husn $98,989

Sn anni $95,165

u

pv N esnses

Sl Lke Ci $94,343

Vm

bulinn $72,500

Vg

Nlk N esnses

ricmnd N esnses

Viini bec N esnses

Nen V.-D.C. N esnses

Wg

Sele $99,333

Skne $94,500

tcm $107,714

Vncuve $79,075

W VgClesn $88,000

huninn N esnses

W

geen b $119,081

Mdisn $91,200

Milwukee $84,526

Wmg

Ceenne $82,500



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abm

biminm $83,250

Mile N esnses

Mnme N esnses

a

ance $115,000

Finks N esnses

Juneu N esnses

az

penix $91,615

tucsn $89,500

Mes $122,157

a

Lile rck $77,274

Feeville $188,000

c

Ls aneles $109,354

oklnd $105,375

Sn Die $102,469

Sn Fncisc $105,730

Sn Jse $145,600

cd

bulde $72,000

Cld Sins $92,788

Denve $98,931

c

bide $100,000

hd $85,525

New hven $114,000

Smd N esnses

Dw

Wilminn $105,000

fd

Jcksnville $92,100

Mimi $88,901

olnd $81,984

tllssee $120,000

tm $94,591

s d c 2010 avg s

Gg

aens $98,000

aln $100,677

auus $101,667

Clumus $72,500

Svnn $110,000

hw

Ew N esnses

hnlulu N esnses

id

bise $80,250

i

Cic $89,781

pei $84,000

rckd $108,500

Sinfeld $94,500

id

Evnsville N esnses

F Wne $85,500

g $94,000

Indinlis $96,500

iw

Ced rids N esnses

Des Mines $105,400

k

Knss Ci $78,750

tek $70,000

Wici $71,000

kLexinn $101,348

Luisville $85,000

l

bn rue $125,000

Lee N esnses

New olens $95,000

Seve $94,000

og

plnd $79,253

s d c 2010 avg s

Md

annlis $100,000

blime $95,513

beesd $116,667

Clumi N esnses

Silve Sin $105,000

M

bsn $106,857

Lwell N esnses

Sinfeld N esnses

Wcese $100,000

Mg

ann a $105,642

Dei $88,815

Flin N esnses

gnd rids $86,750

Lnsin $115,000

M

Dulu $88,106

Minnelis nd S. pul N esnses

rcese $110,350

Mpp

bilxi N esnses

Jcksn N esnses

oxd N esnses

M

Knss Ci $105,000

Sinfeld $88,500

S. Luis $90,200M

billins $90,000

ge Flls N esnses

Missul N esnses

nb

Lincln $85,950

om N esnses

nvd

Ls Ves $118,000

ren $84,000

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s d c 2010 avg s

nw hmp

Mncese $85,000

Nsu $92,000

nw J

Cmden $110,000

Newk $75,000

tenn $90,000

nw Mx

aluqueque $90,150

Ls Cuces N esnses

Sn Fe $64,000

nw y

bul $81,659

New yk Ci $85,063

rcese $96,813

Scuse $87,192

nw y c Bg

bkln $85,297

bnx $93,500

Mnn $87,647

Queens $77,685

Sen Islnd $53,000

n c

Cle $89,828

geens $83,333

rlei-Dum $141,794

Winsn-Slem $84,180

n D

bismck $81,120F N esnses

o

akn N esnses

Cincinni $82,000

Clevelnd $97,417

Clumus $92,750

tled $87,500

om

oklm Ci $106,667

tuls $85,000

Nmn N esnses

s d c 2010 avg s

og

Euene N esnses

plnd $88,250

Slem N esnses

Pv

allenwn $84,079

Eie $66,100

pildeli $101,251

pisu $74,773

rd id

pvidence $102,250

s c

Clesn $76,026

Clumi $99,667

geenville $78,000

s D

rid Ci $88,500

Siux Flls N esnses

t

Knxville $82,000

Memis $170,000

Nsville $82,500

tx

ausin $88,000

Dlls-F. W $105,266

El ps $79,000

husn $109,294

Sn anni $124,143

upv N esnses

Sl Lke Ci $93,400

Vm

bulinn $82,900

Vg

Nlk N esnses

ricmnd N esnses

Viini bec N esnses

Nen V.-D.C. N esnses

s d c 2010 avg s

Wg

Sele $101,000

Skne $110,333

tcm $85,000

Vncuve $94,375

W Vg

Clesn $100,000

huninn N esnses

W

geen b $108,000

Mdisn $98,000

Milwukee $91,969

Wmg

Ceenne N esnses



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2010 nP avg sliaig t ami dg

tp D Dg 2010 avg s

DNp (2.67%) $97,572pD (1.73%) $89,242

DNSc (0.10%) $78,500

EdD (0.27%) $102,885

oe nusin dce (0.07%) $112,000

2010 dtl dgsly bk

2010 Pa avg sliaig t ami dg

2010 dtl dgsly bk

tp D Dg 2010 avg s

pD $106,502DhScpa $123,500

EdD $95,345

DhSc $101,786

Dph $130,000

oe dce $75,457

asscie deee (4.63%)

$103,365

asscie deee(1.62%)

$84,226

Dcl deee

(4.84%)$95,089

bcels deee (3.21%)

$87,237

Mses deee (90.32%)

$90,048

Mses deee(60.16%)

$95,745

bcels deee(32.31%)

$98,784

Dcl deee (2.90%)

$95,712



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2010 ntil nu Ptiti sly suvy Qutii

Q Bdw W r (t pd = 2,956)

Editors note: This breakdown does not include the questions about city and state o residence. For data refecting salary averages

in states and select cities, see those individual breakout reports.

wt typ u ptiti tifti

yu l?

Nne: 1.11%acue Ce: 5.60%

adul: 15.89%

adul psciic Menl hel: 2.67%

Deml: 0.17%

Fmil: 54.99%

Fmil psciic Menl hel: 1.21%

genlic: 2.33%

Nenl: 0.88%

oncl: 0.61%pediic: 6.71%

pediic acue Ce: 0.61%

Wmens hel: 7.22%

d yu l itil nP tifti?

N: 85.76%

yes: 14.24%

wt i t igt g yu v ti?asscie: 1.62%

bcels: 3.21%

Mses: 90.35%

Dce: 4.82%

wt i yu ut u ptiti

piti?

N wkin s n Np: 1.38%

acdemicin: 1.29%

acue Ce Np: 9.51%

adul Np: 19.45%

adul psciic Menl hel Np: 3.28%

aeseics/Deml Np: 0.81%

Fmil Np: 34.40%

Fmil psciic Menl hel Np: 1.52%

genlic Np: 3.21%

Nenl Np: 0.74%

oncl Np: 3.61%

Wmens hel Np: 9.10%

pediic Np: 7.24%

pediic acue Ce Np: 1.32%

reil hel Np: 1.89%

Scl Np: 1.18%

wt i yu pimy mplymt ttig?

acdemi: 2.87%

aeseics/Skin Ce pcice: 1.01%

Cdil Clinic: 2.56%

Cllee hel (9 mns): 0.81%

Cllee hel (12 mns): 1.15%Cecins: 1.01%

Diees/Endcinl Clinic: 1.28%

Elemen Secnd Scl: 0.81%

Emeenc Demen: 4.01%

Fmil pcice: 23.28%

geiic Sein: 3.61%

hIV Clinic: 0.74%

hsil (n ive cice in sil): 16.84%

huse Clls: 1.05%

Inenl Medicine: 10.29%

Menl hel Sein: 3.95%

Nenl Uni: 0.64%

oncl Clinic: 3.91%

pediic Clinic: 5.70%

reil Clinic: 2.97%

Sue Sein: 2.56%

Wmens hel Sein: 8.94%

d yu k i upilty?

N: 54.08%

yes: 45.92%

d yu yu pti?

N: 97.27%

yes: 2.73%

h my u k yu k i yu

pimy mplymt ttig?

Full time (35 us me): 83.10%

p time (less n 35 us): 16.90%

wt i yu ut ull-tim ul ly?

$90,770

wt i t uly t yu pimy pt-tim

piti?

$43.77

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2010 ntil nu Ptiti sly suvy Qutii

Q Bdw W r (t pd = 2,956)

Editors note: This breakdown does not include the questions about city and state o residence. For data refecting salary averages

in states and select cities, see those individual breakout reports.

h my y v yu pti u

ptiti?

9.29 es

d yu j ilu ll uty?

N: 76.38%

yes: 23.62%

d yu gt pi ig ll?

N: 69.33%

yes: 30.53%

h i yu -ll py lult?

Secifc amun Unlimied hus Clls: 30.70%

bse amun plus Ex Clls: 17.21%

hul re: 24.65%

pecene Sl: 7.91%

oe: 19.07%

wi t llig ft yu

mply , it ully ptilly pi?

(check all that apply)hel Insunce: 85.56%

pid Cninuin Educin: 75.74%

pessinl assciin Dues: 42.68%

pid time o: 85.12%

pf Sin: 15.99%

reiemen pln: 75.20%

tuiin reimusemen: 36.34%

Mlcice Insunce: 83.13%

oe: 12.92%

d yu pu yu mlpti iu(whether or not your employer oers it)?

N: 73.82%

yes: 26.18%

o vg, ut my ptit yu

p k?

64.95 iens

o vg, my mmti

v-t-ut miti yu mk p

k?

29.57 ecmmendins

o vg, my pipti yu

it p k?

63.27 esciins

d yu pl t p yu lt-lt

ui i t xt 5 y?

N: 89.78%

yes: 10.22%

slt t mt pppit ipt t

ggpy yu k ttig.

rul: 24.53%

Suun: 37.65%

Un: 37.82%

wt i yu g?

Femle: 91.97%

Mle: 8.03%

wt i yu g?

47.79



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2010 ntil Pyii aitt sly suvy Qutii

Q Bdw W r (t pd = 1,276)

Editors note: This breakdown does not include the questions about city and state o residence. For data refecting salary averages in

states and select cities, see those individual breakout reports.

a yu utly nccPa-tif Pa?

N: 3.92%

yes: 96.08%

hv yu mplt ptgut pyii

itt pgm, llip iy?

N: 87.93%

yes: 12.07%

wt typ ptgut Pa pgm,

llip iy i yu mplt?

Cdivscul/Cdicic Sue: 1.30%

Ciicl Ce: 1.30%

Deml/Demlic Sue: 1.30%

Emeenc Medicine: 22.08%

hsil Inenl Medicine: 3.90%

Mulisecil: 15.58%

Nenl: 2.60%

Nel: 0%

Neusue: 1.30%

oseics/gnecl: 0.65%

oedics: 11.04%olnl/hed nd Neck Sue: 0%

psci: 3.25%

reuml: 1.95%

Sue: 9.09%

Ul: 1.30%

oe: 23.38%

wt i t igt g yu v ti?

asscie: 4.63%

bcels: 32.31%Mses: 60.16%

Dce: 2.90%

wt i yu ut pilty?

acdemics: 1.41%

addicin Medicine: 0.47%

alle/Immunl: 0.71%

anesesil: 0.31%

Cdil: 4.15%

Ciicl Ce: 1.18%

Deml/aeseics: 3.13%

Emeenc Medicine: 13.71%

Endcinl: 0.55%

Fmil/genel Medicine: 22.02%

gsenel: 1.65%

geiics: 1.10%

heml/oncl: 2.19%

hsil Medicine: 2.59%

Inenl Medicine: 7.05%Nenl: 0.24%

Neul: 0.71%

oseics/gnecl: 2.43%

occuinl Medicine: 2.19%

olml: 0.08%

oedics: 8.62%

pin Mnemen: 1.88%

pl: 0.08%

pediics: 2.12%

psicl Medicl reiliin: 0.86%

psci: 1.57%

pulic hel: 0.55%pulmnl: 0.86%

rdil: 2.19%

reuml: 0.47%

Sue: 12.93%

wt i yu pimy mplymt ttig?

acdemi: 2.98%

aeseics/Deml pcice: 2.74%

Cdil pcice: 3.13%

Cllee Univesi Clinic: 1.41%

Cecinl Fcili: 1.10%

Diees/Endcinl pcice: 0.39%

Elemen Secnd Scl: 0.08%

Emeenc Demen: 12.07%

Fmil pcice: 24.53%

hIV Clinic: 0.47%

hsil Uni (oe tn Sue Emeenc

Demen): 17.40%

huse Clls: 0.55%Menl hel Sein: 1.10%

Nusin hme, assised Livin Ln-tem Ce

Fcili: 1.49%

oncl pcice: 1.57%

pediic pcice: 1.49%

reil Clinic: 2.43%

Sue Sein: 16.30%

Wmens hel pcice: 2.51%

Wksie: 6.27%

Questionnaire continued



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2010 ntil Pyii aitt sly suvy Qutii

Q Bdw W r (t pd = 1,276)

Editors note: This breakdown does not include the questions about city and state o residence. For data refecting salary averages in

states and select cities, see those individual breakout reports.

d yu k i upilty?

N: 60.42%

yes: 39.58%

d yu yu pti?

N: 98.75%

yes: 1.25%

h my u k t yu k i yu

pimy mplymt ttig?

Full time (35 us me): 90.83%

p time (less n 35 us): 9.17%

wt i yu ut ull-tim ul ly?

$96,876

wt i t uly t yu pimy pt-tim

piti?

$51.11

h my y v yu pti

pyii itt?

11.49

d yu j ilu ll uty?

N: 66.61%

yes: 33.39%

d yu gt pi ig ll?

N: 67.61%

yes: 32.39%

h i yu -ll py lult?

Secifc amun Unlimied hus Clls: 23.19%

bse amun plus Ex Clls: 22.46%

hul re: 28.99%

pecene Sl: 7.97%

oe: 17.39%

wi t llig ft yu

mply , it ully ptilly pi?(check all that apply)

hel Insunce: 87.77%

pid Cninuin Educin: 80.64%

pessinl assciin Dues: 60.27%

pid time o: 87.30%

pf Sin: 21.94%

reiemen pln: 75.08%

tuiin reimusemen: 23.51%

Mlcice Insunce: 91.07%

oe: 10.89%

d yu pu yu mlpti iu(whether or not your employer oers it)?

N: 93.18%

yes: 6.82%

o vg, ut my ptit yu

p k?

79.77 iens

o vg, my mmti

v-t-ut miti yu mk p

k?

29.32 ecmmendins

o vg, my pipti yu

it p k?

71.41 esciins

d yu pl t p yu lt-lt

ui i t xt 5 y?

N: 91.69%

yes: 8.31%

slt t mt pppit ipt t

ggpy yu k ttig.

rul: 20.38%

Suun: 43.81%

Un: 35.82%

wt i yu g?

Femle: 54.62%

Mle: 45.38%

wt i yu g?

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