The months ahead for health systems and medical practices are no longer about survival, but rather about optimizing for successful operations as pandemic recovery marches on.
Patients are returning for in-person visits and procedures after deferrals and delays; however, the other side of the care equation is not as certain as it was before COVID-19. The disruption of 2020 intensified recruiting and staffing challenges that were growing prior to the pandemic, especially for medical assistants (MAs), registered nurses (RNs) and other clinical support staff.
This MGMA data report, Building a People-First Pandemic Recovery, reveals key trends from the 2021 MGMA Management and Staff Compensation survey report and gives context to how practice leaders are adjusting their recruitment, hiring and compensation strategies across regions to ensure they have the right, highly skilled staff to continue delivering high-quality care beyond the pandemic.
Download the report here.
MGMA DataDive Management and Staff Compensation provides key compensation benchmarks for job titles throughout a medical group practice, from the C-suite to the front desk. This year's national survey included total compensation responses for 23,390 MA positions nationwide, as well as hourly rate data from more than 33,000 respondents. Learn more today.