4th Annual Job Satisfaction Survey

NPs: Does Your Job Fulfill Your Expectations?


 

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Many of your colleagues responded to the question “What else affects your job satisfaction?” with “Support for continuing learning” and “Educational opportunities.” This is reflected by 54% of survey respondents who stated that “Reimbursement for professional development” was an important benefit (see “Top 7 Benefits” above).

This year, 76% of respondents reported receiving remuneration—either money or time allowed or both—for CE, virtually unchanged from last year. Specifically,

  • 24% received $0
  • 10%, less than $500
  • 13%, between $500 - $1,000
  • 19%, between $1,001 - $1,500
  • 19%, between $1,501 - $2,000
  • 16%, more than $2,000

with average monetary compensation per year up approximately $350 over last year.

Responses to the amount of time you are allotted annually for CME ranged from “None” to “more than 5 weeks.”

  • 29%, no time
  • 33%, less than 1 week
  • 33%, 1-2 weeks
  • 2%, 3 weeks
  • 1%, 4 weeks
  • 0.11%, 5 weeks
  • 2%, more than 5 weeks.

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