DALLAS, TX, September 04, 2010 (Press-News.org) The compensation needed to recruit therapists and physician extenders in the current job market is leaving healthcare facilities with the subsequent issue of salary adjustments to retain their existing providers, according to the most recent market trends published by The Delta Companies in The Healthcare Recruiting Standard.
"Staff compensation levels are being adjusted because younger providers know they can demand high salaries in the current economic climate," says Scott Best, search consultant with Delta Healthcare Placement.
In addition, healthcare administrators are no longer contending with compensation benchmarks previously set on a local level.
"Healthcare facilities understand that they must look beyond regional salary surveys and offer compensation that keeps them competitive on a national level, while retaining their more tenured staff at the same time," adds Best.
The Healthcare Recruiting Standard is a free, quarterly resource that provides a summary of current data and market trends in the recruitment of allied, rehabilitation and mid-level healthcare providers.
For more information on The Healthcare Recruiting Standard and how to request your free copy, visit http://www.TDCpeople.com/standard.
The Delta Companies offer permanent and temporary staffing solutions nationwide for physicians and allied healthcare professionals through four companies: Delta Physician Placement, Delta Healthcare Placement, Delta Locum Tenens and Delta Flex Travelers.
Healthcare Facilities Adjust Therapy and Physician Extender Staff Compensation As Job Market Offers Higher Salaries
The compensation needed to recruit therapists and physician extenders in the current job market is leaving healthcare facilities with the subsequent issue of salary adjustments to retain their existing providers.
2010-09-04
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[Press-News.org] Healthcare Facilities Adjust Therapy and Physician Extender Staff Compensation As Job Market Offers Higher SalariesThe compensation needed to recruit therapists and physician extenders in the current job market is leaving healthcare facilities with the subsequent issue of salary adjustments to retain their existing providers.