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Introduction
Highlights of National Statistics
List of Tables
Subject Index

List of Tables


Section I: Characteristics of 2007 AAPA Census Respondents and Nonrespondents
Section II: Professional Status of Respondents
Section III: Information about Respondents in Clinical Practice
Section IV: Information about Respondents Who Work at Least 32 Hours per Week at Their Primary Clinical Job

Index of Subjects Addressed by Tables

Topic
Table Number
Age, during Year of Graduation from PA School, Summary Measures for Respondents and Nonrespondents Table 1.6
Age, in Year of Census, Summary Measures for Respondents and Nonrespondents Table 1.5
Call, Hours Taken per Month, Summary Measures for Respondents Who Work at Least 32 Hours per Week at Primary Clinical Job Table 4.9
Call, Responsibility for Taking, Number and Percent Distribution of Respondents Who Work at Least 32 Hours per Week at Primary Clinical Job Table 4.7
Call, Types Taken, Number and Percent Distribution of Respondents Who Work at Least 32 Hours per Week at Primary Clinical Job Table 4.8
Clinical Practice Status, Number and Percent Distribution of Respondents
Table 2.1
Compensation, Measures on Which Incentive is Based, Number and Percent Distribution of Respondents Who Work at Least 32 Hours per Week at Primary Clinical Job and Receive Incentive Pay Based on Productivity or Performance Table 4.12
Compensation, 2006 Graduates, Total Annual Income from Primary Employer, Summary Measures for Respondents Who Work at Least 32 Hours per Week at Primary Clinical Job
Table 4.14
Compensation, Total Annual Income from Primary Employer, Summary Measures for Respondents Who Work at Least 32 Hours per Week at Primary Clinical Job Table 4.13
Compensation, Types of Additional Compensation Received, Number and Percent Distribution of Respondents Who Work at Least 32 Hours per Week at Primary Clinical Job Table 4.11
Compensation, Type of Base Pay Received, Number and Percent Distribution of Respondents Who Work at Least 32 Hours per Week at Primary Clinical Job Table 4.10
Concurrent PA Jobs, Number and Percent Distribution of Clinically Practicing Respondents Table 3.1
Current Professional Status, Number and Percent Distribution of Respondents Table 2.2
Education, PA Degrees, Number and Percent Distribution of Respondents and Nonrespondents Table 1.4
Employer Type, Number and Percent Distribution for Clinically Practicing Respondents Table 3.2
Functions Performed at Primary Clinical Job, Number and Percent Distribution for Clinically Practicing Respondents Table 3.14
Government Employment, Number and Percent Distribution for Clinically Practicing Respondents Table 3.3
Hours Providing Direct Inpatient Care per Week, Summary Measures for Respondents Who See Inpatients Exclusively for a Minimum of 32 Hours per Week at Primary Clinical Job Table 4.3
Hours Providing Direct Outpatient Care per Week, Summary Measures for Respondents Who See Outpatients Exclusively for a Minimum of 32 Hours per Week at Primary Clinical Job Table 4.5
Hours Worked per Week at Primary Clinical Job, Number and Percent Distribution of Clinically Practicing Respondents Table 3.15
Hours Worked per Week for Primary Clinical Employer (total), Summary Measures for Respondents Who Work at Least 32 Hours per Week at Primary Clinical Job Table 4.2
Metropolitan Status and Rurality of Primary Practice Site, Number and Percent Distribution of Clinically Practicing Respondents Table 3.13
Race, Number and Percent Distribution of Respondents and Nonrespondents Table 1.3
Region (AAPA) in Which Employed, Number and Percent Distribution for Clinically Practicing Respondents
Table 3.11
Respondents and Nonrespondents, Number and Percent Distribution
Table 1.1
Sex, Number and Percent Distribution of Respondents and Nonrespondents Table 1.2
Specialty Practiced for Primary Employer, Number and Percent Distribution for Clinically Practicing Respondents Table 3.7
Specialty, General Field Practiced for Primary Employer, Number and Percent Distribution for Clinically Practicing Respondents Table 3.6
State/Geographic Location in Which Employed, Number and Percent Distribution for Clinically Practicing Respondents Table 3.12
Types of Patients Treated, Number and Percent Distribution for Respondents Who Work at Least 32 Hours per Week at Primary Clinical Job Table 4.1
Visits/Encounters per week, Inpatient, Summary Measures for Respondents Who See Inpatients Exclusively for a Minimum of 32 Hours per Week at Primary Clinical Job Table 4.4
Visits/Encounters per week, Outpatient, Summary Measures for Respondents Who See Outpatients Exclusively for a Minimum of 32 Hours per Week at Primary Clinical Job Table 4.6
Work Setting, Primary, Number and Percent Distribution for Clinically Practicing Respondents Table 3.4
Work Settings, All, Number and Percent Distribution for Clinically Practicing Respondents Table 3.5
Years in Clinical Practice as PA, Summary Measures for Clinically Practicing Respondents Table 3.8
Years in Current Position, Summary Measures for Clinically Practicing Respondents Table 3.9
Years in Current Specialty, Summary Measures for Clinically Practicing Respondents Table 3.10
Years since Graduation from PA School, Summary Measures for Respondents and Nonrespondents Table 1.7

Section I: Characteristics of 2006 AAPA Census Respondents and Nonrespondents


Table 1.1:
Number and Percent Distribution of Census Respondents and Nonrespondents


Count Percent
Total 75174 100.0%
Respondents 26192 34.8%
Nonrespondents 48982 65.2%

Table 1.2:
Number and Percent Distribution of Census Respondents and Nonrespondents by Sex


Respondents Nonrespondents Total
Count Percent Count Percent Count Percent
Total 25957 100.0% 48049 100.0% 74006 100.0%
Male 9360 36.1% 21139 44.0% 30499 41.2%
Female 16597 63.9% 26910 56.0% 43507 58.8%

Table 1.3:
Number and Percent Distribution of Census Respondents and Nonrespondents by Race


Respondents Nonrespondents Total
Count Percent Count Percent Count Percent
Total 23798 100.0% 37265 100.0% 61063 100.0%
Asian/Pacific Islander 917 3.9% 1915 5.1% 2832 4.6%
Black (Not Hispanic) 902 3.8% 2870 7.7% 3772 6.2%
Hispanic/Latino Origin 939 3.9% 2126 5.7% 3065 5.0%
Amer Indian/Alaskan 162 .7% 377 1.0% 539 .9%
White (Not Hispanic) 20878 87.7% 29977 80.4% 50855 83.3%

Table 1.4
Number and Percent Distribution of Census Respondents and Nonrespondents by PA Degrees Held


Respondents Nonrespondents Total
Count Percent Count Percent Count Percent
Respondents 24275 100.0% 33289 100.0% 57564 100.0%
Certificate from PA school 6885 28.4% 10833 32.5% 17718 30.8%
Associate's degree from PA school 1454 6.0% 2767 8.3% 4221 7.3%
Bachelor's degree from PA school 10216 42.1% 15680 47.1% 25896 45.0%
Master's degree from PA school 9517 39.2% 9183 27.6% 18700 32.5%

Table 1.5
Summary Measures of Age for Census Respondents and Nonrespondents


Respondents Nonrespondents Total
Count 26142 47584 73726
Mean 41.2 44.4 43.3
Standard deviation 11.0 11.5 11.4
10th p-tile 28.0 30.0 29.0
25th p-tile 32.0 35.0 34.0
Median 39.0 44.0 42.0
75th p-tile 50.0 53.0 52.0
90th p-tile 57.0 60.0 59.0

Table 1.6:
Summary Measures of Age During Year of Graduation from PA School for Census Respondents and Nonrespondents


Respondents Nonrespondents Total
Count 26143 47589 73732
Mean 30.5 30.9 30.8
Standard deviation 6.8 6.8 6.8
10th p-tile 24.0 24.0 24.0
25th p-tile 26.0 26.0 26.0
Median 28.0 29.0 29.0
75th p-tile 34.0 34.0 34.0
90th p-tile 41.0 41.0 41.0


Table 1.7

Summary Measures of Years since Graduation from PA School for Census Respondents and Nonrespondents


Respondents Nonrespondents Total
Count 26192 48982 75174
Mean 10.7 13.8 12.7
Standard deviation 9.2 9.9 9.8
10th p-tile 2.0 3.0 2.0
25th p-tile 3.0 6.0 5.0
Median 7.0 11.0 9.0
75th p-tile 16.0 22.0 20.0
90th p-tile 26.0 30.0 29.0

Section II: Professional Status of Respondents


Table 2.1:
Number and Percent Distribution of Respondents by Clinical Practice Status


Count Percent
Respondents 26192 100.0%
In clinical practice 23974 91.5%
Not in clinical practice 2218 8.5%

Table 2.2
Number and Percent Distribution of Respondents by Current Professional Status*


Count Percent
Respondents 26192 100.0%
Clinically practicing PA 23974 91.5%
Clinically practicing physician or resident 23 .1%
Clinically practicing NP 174 .7%
Other clinically practicing provider 192 .7%
PA educator 1202 4.6%
Other health professions educator 358 1.4%
Health care professional-administrator 494 1.9%
Health care professional-researcher 249 1.0%
Health care professional-lawyer 35 .1%
Health care professional-public health 98 .4%
Health care professional-other 466 1.8%
Other non-health professional 238 .9%
Student in post-graduate PA program 127 .5%
Medical student 39 .1%
Other student 65 .2%
Not employed by choice 577 2.2%
Employed, seeking PA job 88 .3%
Unemployed, seeking PA job 223 .9%
Unemployed, seeking non-PA job 36 .1%
Retired 165 .6%
Other 285 1.1%

Section III: Information about Respondents in Clinical Practice


Table 3.1:
Number and Percent Distribution of Clinically Practicing Respondents by Number of Concurrent PA Jobs


Count Percent
Respondents 23959 100.0%
One 20257 84.5%
Two 2975 12.4%
Three 351 1.9%
More than three 123 .5%
Self-employed w/mult contracts 153 .6%

Table 3.2
Number and Percent Distribution of Clinically Practicing Respondents by Type of Primary Employer


Count Percent
Respondents 23689 100.0%
Self-employed 676 2.9%
Solo physician practice 2982 12.6%
Single-specialty physician group 7352 31.0%
Multi-specialty physician group 3066 12.9%
University hospital 2045 8.6%
Other hospital 3356 14.2%
Freestanding urgent care center 442 1.9%
Freestanding surgical center 19 .1%
Nursing home or LTC facility 53 .2%
Home health agency 7 .0%
Hospice 2 .0%
HMO 439 1.9%
Community health center 1370 5.8%
Medical staffing agency 78 .3%
Physician practice mngmt org 421 1.8%
Integrated health system 342 1.4%
Corrections system 207 .9%
Other 832 3.5%

Table 3.3
Number and Percent Distribution of Clinically Practicing Respondents by Primary Employer's Government Affiliation


Count Percent
Respondents 23485 100.0%
Not government employed 21343 90.9%
Air Force 130 .6%
Army 316 1.3%
Navy 91 .4%
Coast Guard 18 .1%
Dept. of Veterans Affairs 491 2.1%
Federal Bureau of Prisons/DOJ 31 .1%
Indian Health Service 93 .4%
Federal Public Health Service 105 .4%
Other Federal Government 107 .5%
State Government 520 2.2%
Local Government 240 1.0%

Table 3.4
Number and Percent Distribution of Clinically Practicing Respondents by Primary Work Setting


Count Percent
Respondents 23524 100.0%
Intensive/critical care unit of hospital 524 2.2%
Inpatient unit of hospital (not ICU/CCU) 2423 10.3%
Outpatient unit of hospital 1751 7.4%
Hospital emergency room 2367 10.1%
Hospital operating room 1529 6.5%
Other unit of hospital 323 1.4%
Federally Qualified Rural Health Center 835 3.5%
Other FQHC 457 1.9%
Other community health center/facility 547 2.3%
Freestanding urgent care facility 672 2.9%
Freestanding surgical facility 83 .4%
Solo practice physician office 2796 11.9%
Single-specialty physician group practice 5215 22.2%
Multi-specialty physician group practice 2195 9.3%
HMO facility 317 1.3%
Nursing home or LTC facility 199 .8%
University/college student health facility 138 .6%
School-based health facility 84 .4%
Other freestanding outpatient facility 451 1.9%
Correctional facility 228 1.0%
Industrial facility/work site 119 .5%
Retail Outlet 39 .2%
Mobile health unit 28 .1%
Patients' homes 35 .1%
Other 169 .7%

Table 3.5:
Number and Percent Distribution of Clinically Practicing Respondents by Types of Practice Settings where Time is Spent For Primary Employer*


Count Percent
Respondents 23450 99.0%
Intensive/critical care unit of hospital 5324 22.5%
Inpatient unit of hospital (not ICU/CCU) 8191 34.6%
Outpatient unit of hospital 4967 21.0%
Hospital emergency room 7249 30.6%
Hospital operating room 5204 22.0%
Other unit of hospital 2011 8.5%
Federally Qualified Rural Health Center 1115 4.7%
Other FQHC 642 2.7%
Other community health center/facility 848 3.6%
Freestanding urgent care facility 1099 4.6%
Freestanding surgical facility 1141 4.8%
Solo practice physician office 3196 13.5%
Single-specialty physician group practice 6776 28.6%
Multi-specialty physician group practice 3004 12.7%
HMO facility 461 1.9%
Nursing home or LTC facility 1179 5.0%
University/college student health facility 257 1.1%
School-based health facility 199 .8%
Other freestanding outpatient facility 782 3.3%
Correctional facility 370 1.6%
Industrial facility/work site 219 .9%
Retail Outlet 46 .2%
Mobile health unit 91 .4%
Patients' homes 335 1.4%
Other 571 2.4%

Table 3.6:
Number and Percent Distribution of Clinically Practicing Respondents by General Specialty Practiced for Primary Employer


Count Percent
Respondents 23815 100.0%
Family/general medicine 5932 24.9%
General internal medicine 1643 6.9%
Emergency medicine 2450 10.3%
General pediatrics 579 2.4%
General surgery 654 2.7%
Internal medicine subspecialties 2698 11.3%
Pediatric subspecialties 372 1.6%
Surgical subspecialties 5295 22.2%
Obstetrics and gynecology 561 2.4%
Occupational medicine 574 2.4%
Other 3057 12.8%

Table 3.7
Number and Percent Distribution of Clinically Practicing Respondents by Specialty Practiced for Primary Employer


Count Percent
Respondents 23815 100.0%
Addiction medicine 66 .3%
Allergy 127 .5%
Anesthesiology 60 .3%
Dermatology 827 3.5%
Emergency medicine 2450 10.3%
Family practice w/o urgent care 3580 15.0%
Family practice wt urgent care 2352 9.9%
Genetics 7 .0%
Geriatrics 159 .7%
Obstetrics/gynecology 561 2.4%
Occupational medicine 574 2.4%
Ophthalmology 23 .1%
Pain management 275 1.2%
Pathology 4 .0%
Physical med rehab 170 .7%
Psychiatry 243 1.0%
Public health 49 .2%
Radiation oncology 57 .2%
Radiology 36 .2%
Interventional radiology 195 .8%
Hospital medicine 233 1.0%
General surgery 654 2.7%
Surg: cardiovascular/cardiothoracic 748 3.1%
Surg: colon & rectal 26 .1%
Surg: hand 54 .2%
Surg: neurology 573 2.4%
Surg: oncology 58 .2%
Surg: orthopedics 2411 10.1%
Surg: otorhinolaryngology 232 1.0%
Surg: pediatric 31 .1%
Surg: plastic 184 .8%
Surg: thoracic 38 .2%
Surg: transplant 67 .3%
Surg: trauma 106 .4%
Surg: urology 285 1.2%
Surg: vascular 144 .6%
Surg: bariatric 62 .3%
Surg: spine 172 .7%
Surg: other 104 .4%
General pediatrics 579 2.4%
Ped: adolescent medicine 53 .2%
Ped: allergy 9 .0%
Ped: cardiology 19 .1%
Ped: critical care 22 .1%
Ped: endocrinology 10 .0%
Ped: gastroenterology 18 .1%
Ped: hematology/oncology 7 .0%
Ped: infectious disease 5 .0%
Ped: neonatal-perinatal 91 .4%
Ped: nephrology 1 .0%
Ped: neurology 18 .1%
Ped: pulmonology 14 .1%
Ped: rheumatology 2 .0%
Ped: oncology 23 .1%
Ped: other 80 .3%
General internal medicine 1643 6.9%
IM: cardiology 916 3.8%
IM: critical care 105 .4%
IM: endocrinology 132 .6%
IM: gastroenterology 406 1.7%
IM: hematology/oncology 56 .2%
IM: immunology 4 .0%
IM: infectious disease 123 .5%
IM: nephrology 143 .6%
IM: neurology 143 .6%
IM: pulmonology 122 .5%
IM: rheumatology 74 .3%
IM: oncology 405 1.7%
IM: other 69 .3%
Other 526 2.2%

Table 3.8
Summary Measures of Years in Clinical Practice as PA for Clinically Practicing Respondents

Respondents 23753
Mean 9.4
Standard deviation 8.9
10th percentile .0
25th percentile 3.0
Median 6.0
75th percentile 14.0
90th percentile 25.0

Table 3.9:
Summary Measures of Years in Current Position for Clinically Practicing Respondents

Respondents 23549
Mean 4.8
Standard deviation 5.8
10th percentile .0
25th percentile 1.0
Median 3.0
75th percentile 6.0
90th percentile 12.0

Table 3.10:
Summary Measures of Years in Current Specialty for Clinically Practicing Respondents

Respondents 23526
Mean 6.6
Standard deviation 7.3
10th percentile .0
25th percentile 1.0
Median 4.0
75th percentile 9.0
90th percentile 17.0

Table 3.11:
Number and Percent Distribution of Clinically Practicing Respondents by AAPA Region in Which Employed


Count Percent
Respondents 23368 100.0%
Northeast 5398 23.1%
Southeast 5617 24.0%
North Central 4926 21.1%
South Central 3142 13.4%
West 4285 18.3%

Table 3.12:
Number and Percent Distribution of Clinically Practicing Respondents by State/Geographic Location in Which Employed


Count Percent
Respondents 23368 100.0%
Alaska 141 .6%
Alabama 142 .6%
Arkansas 37 .2%
Arizona 567 2.4%
California 1712 7.3%
Colorado 628 2.7%
Connecticut 498 2.1%
District Of Columbia 83 .4%
Delaware 84 .4%
Florida 1306 5.6%
Georgia 731 3.1%
Guam 7 .0%
Hawaii 59 .3%
Iowa 339 1.5%
Idaho 168 .7%
Illinois 715 3.1%
Indiana 257 1.1%
Kansas 295 1.3%
Kentucky 272 1.2%
Louisiana 169 .7%
Massachusetts 556 2.4%
Maryland 543 2.3%
Maine 203 .9%
Michigan 1095 4.7%
Minnesota 488 2.1%
Missouri 221 .9%
Mississippi 34 .1%
Montana 148 .6%
North Carolina 1158 5.0%
North Dakota 87 .4%
Nebraska 306 1.3%
New Hampshire 155 .7%
New Jersey 359 1.5%
New Mexico 156 .7%
Nevada 168 .7%
New York 1951 8.3%
Ohio 581 2.5%
Oklahoma 362 1.5%
Oregon 313 1.3%
Pennsylvania 1420 6.1%
Rhode Island 93 .4%
South Carolina 261 1.1%
South Dakota 175 .7%
Tennessee 361 1.5%
Texas 1461 6.3%
Utah 236 1.0%
Virginia 550 2.4%
Vermont 79 .3%
Washington 685 2.9%
Wisconsin 662 2.8%
West Virginia 210 .9%
Wyoming 81 .3%

Table 3.13:
Number and Percent Distribution of Clinically Practicing Respondents by Metropolitan Status and Degree of Rurality of County of Primary Work Site*



Count Percent
Respondents 22554 100.0%
Not metro NonMetro, with urban pop >20K and adjacent to metro area 989 4.4%
NonMetro, with urban pop >20K, not adjacent to metro area 547 2.4%
NonMetro, with urban pop 2.5K-20K, adjacent to metro area 842 3.7%
NonMetro, with urban pop 2.5K-20K, not adjacnt to metro area 659 2.9%
NonMetro, with urban pop < 2,500, adjacent to metro area 137 .6%
NonMetro, with urban pop <2,500, not adjacent to metro area 233 1.0%
Metro Metro, >1M Population 10892 48.3%
Metro, 250K-1M Population 5573 24.7%
Metro, <250K Population 2682 11.9%

Table 3.14:
Number and Percent Distribution of Clinically Practicing Respondents Who Perform Select Functions at Primary Clinical Job*


Count Percent
Respondents 23790 100.0%
Minor surgical procedures 13950 58.6%
First assisting at surgery 5670 23.8%
Manage the care of patients in an inpatient setting 9047 38.0%
Serve on the quality assurance committee 1913 8.0%
Serve on the utilization review committee 758 3.2%
Participate in the conduct of clinical trials 2747 11.5%
Serve on formulary/pharmaceutical selection committee 602 2.5%
Decision making about procurement of medical/surgical equipment/supplies 4562 19.2%
Supervisory/managerial responsibilities for other PAs 2190 9.2%
Supervisory/managerial responsibilities for clinical staff other than PAs 4274 18.0%
Supervisory/managerial responsibilities for non-clinical staff 2026 8.5%
Precept PA students 8405 35.3%
Precept students of other health professions 5747 24.2%

Table 3.15:
Number and Percent Distribution of Clinically Practicing Respondents by Hours Worked per Week at Primary Clinical Job


Count Percent
Respondents 23959 100.0%
32 or more hours 20423 85.2%
Less than 32 hours 3061 12.8%
Hours not reported 475 2.0%

Section IV: Information about Respondents Who Work at Least 32 Hours per Week at Their Primary Clinical Job


Table 4.1:
Number and Percent Distribution of Respondents Who Work at Least 32 Hours per Week at Primary Clinical Job by Types of Patients Treated*


Count Percent
Respondents 13638 100.0%
See some inpatients 6018 44.1%
See some outpatients 11735 86.0%
See some other patients** 828 6.1%

Table 4.2:
Summary Measures of Total Hours Worked per Week for Primary Clinical Employer by Respondents Who Work at Least 32 Hours per Week at Primary Clinical Job

Respondents 20423
Mean 44.3
Standard deviation 8.2
10th percentile 36.0
25th percentile 40.0
Median 41.0
75th percentile 50.0
90th percentile 55.0

Table 4.3:
Summary Measures of Hours Providing Direct Inpatient Care per Week for Respondents Who See Inpatients Exclusively for a Minimum of 32 Hours per Week at Primary Clinical Job*

Respondents 1366
Mean 43.0
Standard deviation 7.7
10th percentile 35.0
25th percentile 40.0
Median 40.0
75th percentile 45.0
90th percentile 50.0

Table 4.4:
Summary Measures of Inpatient Encounters per Week for Respondents Who See Inpatients Exclusively for a Minimum of 32 Hours per Week at Primary Clinical Job

Respondents 1366
Mean 62.1
Standard deviation 40.9
10th percentile 20.0
25th percentile 35.0
Median 50.0
75th percentile 80.0
90th percentile 100.0

Table 4.5:
Summary Measures of Hours Providing Direct Outpatient Care per Week for Respondents Who See Outpatients Exclusively for a Minimum of 32 Hours per Week at Primary Clinical Job*

Respondents 5637
Mean 38.9
Standard deviation 5.3
10th percentile 33.0
25th percentile 35.0
Median 40.0
75th percentile 40.0
90th percentile 45.0

Table 4.6:
Summary Measures of Outpatient Visits per Week for Respondents Who See Outpatients Exclusively for a Minimum of 32 Hours per Week at Primary Clinical Job

Respondents 5637
Mean 93.3
Standard deviation 39.5
10th percentile 50.0
25th percentile 70.0
Median 90.0
75th percentile 110.0
90th percentile 140.0

Table 4.7:
Number and Percent Distribution of Respondents Who Work at Least 32 Hours per Week at Primary Clinical Job by Whether Call is Taken


Count Percent
Respondents 20328 100.0%
Do not take call 12479 61.4%
Take some call 6669 32.8%
Take call, hours unknown 96 .5%
Always on call 1084 5.3%

Table 4.8:
Number and Percent Distribution of Respondents Who Work at Least 32 Hours per Week at Primary Clinical Job by Types of Call Taken for Those Who Take Call and Reported Type*


Cases Percent
Respondents 4541 100.0%
Emergency department call 1131 24.9%
Surgical assisting call 1348 29.7%
In-house call 1460 32.2%
Other call 2369 52.2%

Table 4.9:
Summary Measures of Call Hours per Month for Respondents Who Work at Least 32 Hours per Week at Primary Clinical Job*

Respondents 6669
Mean 94.4
Standard deviation 86.0
10th percentile 12.0
25th percentile 32.0
Median 72.0
75th percentile 125.0
90th percentile 200.0

Table 4.10:
Number and Percent Distribution of Respondents Who Work at Least 32 Hours per Week at Primary Clinical Job by Type of Base Pay Received*


Count Percent
Respondents 19429 100.0%
Salary 15677 80.7%
Hourly wage 3376 17.4%
Other type of base pay 223 1.1%
Do not receive base pay 153 .8%

Table 4.11:
Number and Percent Distribution of Respondents Who Work at Least 32 Hours per Week at Primary Clinical Job by Types of Compensation Received*


Count Percent
Respondents 19026 100.0%
Base pay 18756 98.6%
Surgical assisting fees 390 2.0%
Overtime pay 2736 14.4%
Shift differential 950 5.0%
Administrative pay 485 2.5%
Pay for on-call availability 1266 6.7%
Pay for on-call services/events 1152 6.1%
Bonus not based on productivity/performance 3917 20.6%
Bonus based on productivity of practice 2231 11.7%
Bonus based on own productivity/performance 3588 18.9%

Table 4.12:
Number and Percent Distribution of Respondents Who Work at Least 32 Hours per Week at Primary Clinical Job and Receive Incentive Pay Based on Productivity or Performance by Measures on Which Incentive is Based*


Count Percent
Respondents 5698 100.0%
Bonus based on charges 1349 23.7%
Bonus based on revenues 2367 41.5%
Bonus based on relative value units 1131 19.8%
Bonus based on profit 1300 22.8%
Bonus based on number of visits or panel size 1105 19.4%
Bonus based on quality of care 823 14.4%
Bonus based on patient satisfaction 966 17.0%
Bonus based on other factors 824 14.5%

Table 4.13:
Summary Measures of Total Annual Income from Primary Employer for Respondents Who Work at Least 32 Hours per Week at Primary Clinical Job*

Respondents 19528
Mean $86,214
Standard deviation $21,901
10th percentile $64,374
25th percentile $71,908
Median $82,223
75th percentile $96,010
90th percentile $112,889

Table 4.14:
Summary Measures of Total Annual Income from Primary Employer for Respondents Who Graduated in 2006 and Work at Least 32 Hours per Week at Primary Clinical Job*

Respondents 2140
Mean $73,013
Standard deviation $13,015
10th percentile $60,136
25th percentile $65,663
Median $71,825
75th percentile $79,044
90th percentile $88,821

 
 
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