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Show T The Salt Lake Tribune Sunday, November 11 I f I I yi.,y t,r- -- g'" y- - 13 Fll 27, Anesthesiologists Now Highest-Pai- d Doctors By Bruce Keppel Los Angeles Times Writer Surgeons, long considered the medical field's superstars in terms of pay, actually rank second behind their colleagues who anesthetize patients for them, according to a survey of medicai personnel compensa- Anesthesiologists now earn a median of $150,200 a year, up 13 percent oyer 1982, highest-pai- d making them the nations physicians, reports Roth Young Personnel Service Inc., a recruiter of health-car- e personnel, which surveyed 3,818 physicians, 6,580 nurses and 697 hospitals nationwide. The $150,200 represents the median of all pay levels reported by anesthesiologists, with half reporting figures less and half more, ranging from $77,500 to more than $250,000, Roth Young reports. The net salary represents income after deducting such expenses as personnel, liability insurance, office and medical equipment and supplies. Surgeons Get $141,600 Surgeons, the new survey discloses, show a median net 1983 income of $141,600. They were followed by radiologists, with a median of $135,250; cbstetricians-gynecolo-gistwith $133,600, and internal medicine specialists, $97,525. Physicians in general family practice reported median net pay of $84,185; psychiatrists, $82,390, and pediatricians $74,020. s, Among nursing staffs, nursing directors median pay was $38,300, ranging from $34,370 to more than $55,000. The range generally reflects W' the size of the facility in which the nursing personnel work, according to Roth Young. The lowest pay was reported in facilities with 250 beds or fewer, the median at facilities with 250 to 450 beds, and the highest pay at facilities with more than 450 beds. Nursing supervisors report median pay of $27,100; head nurses, $25,680, and general duty nurses, $22,080. Salaries Reflect Size Among hospital and health-car- e staffs, the survey found that wages and salaries similarly reflected facility size. Chief executive officers of hospital chains reported median pay of $114,450, dropping to $78,250 for the chains chief financial execud executive. tive, the The chief executive of a single hospital earns $721100, the survey found. Among other staff positions, medical directors earn $86,700; marketing directors. $36,700; personnel die rectors, $34,150, and managers, $27,350. Pay fo. technical staff positions ranges froi l $34,600 for pharmacy directors to $13,300 for dietary supervisors. Roherta Borer, vice president of Roth Youngs office in Culver City, Calif., said that increasing demand for health services boosted healthcare salaries at a substantially faster rate than those in other major industrial sectors. 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