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Mayor Eric Adams announced a 16.2% pay increase and bonuses for over 2,300 doctors-in-training in New York City’s hospital system.
New York City Hospital System Doctors-in-Training to Receive 16.2% Pay Increase and Bonuses
Mayor Eric Adams announced a 16.2% pay increase for over 2,300 doctors-in-training in New York City’s hospital system. The raise, effective from mid-December 2021 through mid-June 2027, acknowledges their hard work, according to the report of New York Post.
The pay raise includes a boost in starting salaries for residents rising from $66,247 to $81,238 by December 2025. They’ll also receive bonuses of up to $6,000. These changes aim to support their careers and recognize their efforts.
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Mayor Adams’ Pay Raise for Healthcare Workers Signals Commitment to Quality Care in New York City
Mayor Adams highlights the importance of investing in healthcare workers, especially during the pandemic. This pay raise shows the city’s commitment to retaining talent and providing quality healthcare to all New Yorkers.
Medical professionals and advocates welcome the announcement, seeing it as a step towards addressing healthcare disparities. The pay raise offers financial stability to interns and residents, recognizing their essential roles in New York City’s healthcare system.
Additionally, it shows the city’s dedication to supporting its healthcare staff during tough times and keeping talented professionals on board to provide quality care for residents.
