The results are in: 2009 salary survey
Residency Program Alert, August 1, 2009
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From June 23–30, we conducted our annual salary survey to determine how the economic crisis, education levels, location, program accreditation cycle length, and job duties affect coordinator pay.
With a record 579 responses, it is clear that the salary survey hit a nerve with coordinators. We hope our data will help advance the coordinator position within GME and healthcare in general.
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