While "bedside" clinical workers, such as doctors and nurses, are also well compensated compared to other industries, a "wage gap" between administrators and clinical workers is growing annually, as executive salaries increase at much faster rates, according to industry studies.
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Mayo Clinic executives salaries are climbing faster than bedside staff
By West Central Tribune
| January 24, 2020
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