On Demand - 2023 CV Provider Compensation and Production Trends in Subspecialization-Webinar Recording

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The webinar provided an overview of the 2023 Cardiovascular Provider Compensation and Projection Trends report, focusing on subspecialty information. The presenters discussed survey highlights, demographics, compensation and production trends, and the use of advanced practice providers (APPs) in cardiovascular care. Key findings included:<br /><br />- Cardiology compensation increased by 3% while RVUs decreased slightly<br />- Private and integrated cardiologists had a widening compensation gap, with integrated cardiologists earning about $57,000 more than private cardiologists<br />- APP utilization in cardiology has increased, with about 92% of programs now employing APPs<br />- Super subspecialties, such as structural heart, advanced imaging, advanced heart failure, and EP, were explored and found to have diverse work RVU and compensation patterns<br />- The use of APPs differed by subspecialty, with cardiac surgery having the highest utilization<br />- Compensation and production trends varied by region<br /><br />Overall, the webinar provided insights into the current state of cardiovascular provider compensation and highlighted the need for more data and analysis in emerging subspecialties.

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2023 Cardiovascular Provider Compensation and Projection Trends report

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