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How much physicians get paid for being on call

Quick View. Dec. 8, 2003.

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Average hourly on call pay varies by specialty and whether the doctor stays on site.

More hospitals and medical groups are paying physicians for on-call work, according to a survey by Sullivan, Cotter and Associates, a Detroit-based human resource and management consulting firm. About 40% of the 180 respondents said they provided on-call pay, compared with 28% in last year's survey.

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Sullivan, Cotter and Associates.

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