Defining Your Compensation Structure In Today’s Environment

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This 1.5-hour online course will uncover the key ingredients to developing a sustainable compensation structure in today’s environment to retain staff and increase transparency as a cornerstone of workforce retention. This online course is applicable to practices and organizations that employ physical therapists, physical therapist assistants, occupational therapists, occupational therapy assistants and speech-language pathologists.

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Over the last 5 years, the Bureau of National Affairs reported that over 11 Billion dollars are lost annually due to employee turnover. According to APTA’s Workforce Data, the industry is on track to have a shortage of 26,560 Physical Therapists by 2025. The Department of Labor projects the need for occupational therapists will grow much faster than average, with an 11% increase in employment from 2023 to 2033. In addition, the Department of Labor projects that employment for speech-language pathologists (SLPs) will grow at the rate of 18% from 2023 – 2033. This translates to about 13,700 SLP openings each year, on average.

Private practices and organizations are experiencing trends in employee morale declining, patients getting less attention, higher voluntary employee turnover, more mistakes occurring, and increased lawsuits. In addition, insurance reimbursements have been primarily stagnant or declining over the last decade, influencing higher productivity expectations.

In this online course, we will uncover the key ingredients to developing  a sustainable compensation structure in today’s environment to retain staff and increase transparency as a cornerstone of workforce retention.

If you have questions about registration or logistics for this webinar conference, please contact the Webinar Conference Manager Michelle Gawenda

661.350.6187

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