What does this offer actually pay?

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How are you paid?

Modeled annual pay$328,185Hourly · sample values

Illustrative sample valuesNational peer context included

Modeled annual pay

$328,185

Activity scenario range

$295,367–$361,004

The offer produces $328,185 across 156 shifts. Including 10 unpaid hours each month lowers the effective rate from $225 to $215 per hour.

Effective rate$215/hrCalculated

Annual workload1,404 paid hrs · 156 shiftsYour inputs

All-in vs base rate−$10/hrCalculated

Peer position

How this offer compares

2025 national emergency medicine data · n=3,064

Illustrative offer≈ 24th percentileBelow the 25th percentile

Difference from national median−$69.5Kbelow median annual pay

$328.2K

P25$343.9KMedian$397.6KP75$462.1K

Estimated between published quartiles. National total compensation is useful context, not a local or employer-type-adjusted valuation. Only compensation entered above is counted.

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How the offer responds

Each scenario states the assumption being changed

$295.4K−$32.8K

$328.2KEntered offer

$361K+$32.8K

Conservative10% fewer shifts

ExpectedEntered schedule

Upside10% more shifts

What changes the answer

3 findings and questions

Calculations and contract risks are separated

Calculated from the values above

Calculated

The all-in rate differs from the base rate

120 unpaid hours and entered differentials are included in the all-in calculation.

−$10/hr

Calculated

Differentials contribute to expected pay

35% of paid hours receive the entered differential.

$12,285

Questions only the contract can answer

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Not yet known

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