Executive Compensation news from FierceHealthcare
NewsState cap on executive pay moves forward
New York Gov. Cuomo on Wednesday signed an executive order, directing state agencies to place caps on nonprofit executive pay to no more than $199,000 annually that come from public dollars. Read more...
Executive pay skyrockets for 'investment in leadership'
Raking in more than $1 million in combined base pay, two University of Michigan Health System executives received the highest salaries this year out of all U-M employees, according to 2011 pay Read more...
Hospital CEOs defend their million-dollar compensation
With the public eye on executive paychecks amid rising healthcare costs, hospital CEOs are defending their compensation packages in the millions. For instance, after a newspaper reported that Read more...
Interview: Health exec pay to focus on long-term, not annual, goals
Kevin Talbot
Health executives on average received salary increases of 3 percent at healthcare systems and 2.8 percent at independent and subsidiary hospitals, according to a recent report Read more...
Top-earning CEO receives $10M at Northwestern Memorial
Ten million dollars: That's how much Northwestern Memorial HealthCare CEO Dean Harrison made in 2010, ranking as the highest-paid hospital chief exec in Chicago, according to Crain's Chicago Read more...
Health system execs average 3% salary increases, continued benefits
Although some hospitals are freezing salaries, healthcare executives on average this year saw salary increases of 3 percent at healthcare systems and 2.8 percent increases at independent and Read more...
Hospital workers call on voters to curb new CEO's pay
With hospital executive compensation already drawing media attention comes a group of El Camino Hospital workers, who are still waiting for headway on their contract negotiations, saying they want to Read more...
Public decries more exec pay in weak economy
It can be hard to argue offering generous hospital executive pay while the rest of the country is witnessing post-recession challenges, reduced reimbursements and staffing strains. That hasn't Read more...
Nonprofit hospital execs earn more than $1M
In the midst of public scrutiny over the paychecks of healthcare executives at nonprofit institutions, a new report reveals that nearly 20 executives in Oregon hospitals earned more than $1 million Read more...
Public hospital CEO received millions in pension payouts
The chief executive officer of a public hospital district in Salinas, Calif. received nearly $4 million in lump-sum retirement benefits on top of his six-figure pension, reports the Los Angeles Read more...
| Press ReleasesPhysician Pay More Closely Tied to Performance, According to Hay Group SurveyPHILADELPHIA--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Annual performance-based incentive plans are on the rise for physicians in both presence and scale, according to Hay Group’s 2010 Physician Compensation Survey. Most Read more >> Salary Growth for Healthcare Employees Continues to Slow, but Retention is up, According to the 2010 Hay Group HealthcarePHILADELPHIA--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- The 2010 Healthcare Compensation Study, released today and sponsored by TIAA-CREF, confirms a continued slowing of salary increases for healthcare employees, but shows Read more >> |
