• Air medical journal · Nov 2011

    2011 critical care transport workplace and salary survey.

    • Michael J Greene.
    • Fitch & Associates, LLC, in Platte City, MO, USA. mgreene@fitchassoc.com
    • Air Med. J. 2011 Nov 1;30(6):306.e1-10.

    AbstractCritical care transport (CCT) leaders from 260 organizations were invited to participate in an online, hosted survey of industry compensation and workplace practices. Approximately 150 questions were presented to participants, soliciting a broad base of information on CCT organizations, personnel, compensation, and workplace practices, notably alertness and fatigue management. CCT organizational salaries are represented by common job class and reported by summary with minimum, middle, and maximum hourly rates in a national aggregate and by Association of Air Medical Services region.Copyright © 2011 Air Medical Journal Associates. Published by Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.

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