Fee-For-Service Split

Compensation for this opportunity is based on a fee-for-service model and may include additional program stipends. The average gross income of a Family Medicine Physician in Alberta is $300,000 to $600,000. Total compensation for fee-for-service billings vary by individual practitioner, and the compensation shown reflects the average range of wages for this specialty as reported by Alberta Health.

Compensation for this opportunity is based on a fee-for-service model and may include additional program stipends. The average gross income of a Family Medicine Physician in Alberta is $300,000 to $600,000.  Total compensation for fee-for-service billings vary by individual practitioner, and the compensation shown reflects the average range of wages for this specialty as reported by Alberta Health.

Fee-for-Service

Fee-for-Service; 70/30 overhead split for regular MSP billings; 60/40 split on nurse billings and allied health professional billings; Moving/relocation allowance available.

Fee-for-Service

Fee-for-service: $115 per home visit, $20 per telephone call; remuneration comparable to current PMA sessional rate; locums will not be charged a billing split.

Alternative Payment Arrangement; rural incentives (subject to change); Rural CME allowance (reaches max after 4 years)

Range $300,000–$400,000; LFP billing; compensation discussed at interview (based on experience and qualifications)

Fee-For-Service

Fee-For-Service

Blended Capitation

Alternate Payment Plan

Per Diem

The average gross income of an Orthopedic Surgeon in Alberta is $491,108. Compensation for this opportunity is based on a fee for-service model and may include additional program stipends.

Alternative Payment Arrangement; compensation competitive with other hospitalist contracts on Vancouver Island and in British Columbia; relocation benefits may be available for part-time and full-time positions; CME: $2,200/annum (years 3–4) and $4,400/annum (after 4 years).}