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Re: salary survey -fifth try -Reply
Where can I find this survey so that I can show my management that I am
underpaid?
DHARRISON@DOE.LANL.GOV
>>> <Slaback@micf.nist.gov> 07/08/96 10:04am >>>
I am told the fouth try was unsuccessful.
So I apologize for this garbaged looking version, but the avoids the use
of the clipboard which is my last guess as to the problem.
> > Thanks to those whp let me know of my empty
> messages. At least I have discovered a way
> to wet the appetite. What it says about my
> minimal ability to use this computer is
> something else.
> > From the CY95 AAPM salary survey here is data
> for those identified as HP's. Note that this
> relates to HPs in the medical field so there
> is a possible bias in the data:
> > ....percentile.....
> avg 20th median 80th
> All HPs 77.5 60.0 74.7 97.
> ABHP cert.*97.2 68.9 90.0 123.
> * all who are certified, including those whose
> primary disciple is not HP.
> > Those with bachelors degrees
> HP 74.8 * * *
> *no statistics because there were to few
> responders. There was also no breakdown
> by certification for this category. The average
> years of experience for this entry was 24; hence
> the higher number compared to those with Master's
> degrees.
> > Those with masters degrees
> HP-no cert.62.8 43.8 58. 74.8
> HP- cert.**78.8 62.4 75. 94.8
> ABHP cert 84.5 62.9 80.1 110.
> ** note that this certification entry includes
> all certifications, not just ABHP; and the ABHP
> certification entry includes all primary
> disciplines, not just HPs.
> > Those with PhDs
> HP-no cert. 82.6 (no statistics)
> HP-cert. 93.1 74.6 87.0 122.
> ABHP cert. 108.9 75. 102.8 136
> **same note as for Masters entry.
> > While this data obviously is for the AAPM
> membership, not HPS, it does give a small
> hint as to the impact of advanced degrees
> and certification.
> > > > A little risk adds spice to life.
> slaback@MICF.NIST.gov