A BDO USA analysis found healthcare board compensation increased 13.3 percent from 2009-2010, according to a BDO news release.
The report, "The BDO 600: 2011 Survey of Board Compensation Practices of 600 Mid-Market Public Companies," showed healthcare director pay was $121,743 in 2009 and $137,601 in 2010. This 13.3 percent increase is significantly higher than other industries surveyed; the second highest percent increase was in the energy industry at 5.9 percent.
Directors at larger healthcare companies received the highest annual compensation overall at $205,576. The report suggests this level of compensation can be partly attributed to the increased complexity of the healthcare industry.
Read the BDO release on healthcare board compensation.
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The report, "The BDO 600: 2011 Survey of Board Compensation Practices of 600 Mid-Market Public Companies," showed healthcare director pay was $121,743 in 2009 and $137,601 in 2010. This 13.3 percent increase is significantly higher than other industries surveyed; the second highest percent increase was in the energy industry at 5.9 percent.
Directors at larger healthcare companies received the highest annual compensation overall at $205,576. The report suggests this level of compensation can be partly attributed to the increased complexity of the healthcare industry.
Read the BDO release on healthcare board compensation.
Related Articles on Healthcare Compensation:
Hospitalist Salary, Productivity Growth Slowing
Physicians Report Mixed Movement in Compensation in 2010
Physician Leadership Incentive Compensation Plans