Here are 20 statistics on physician practices for both employed and self-employed physicians.
Self-employed practice FTEs
1. Receptionist: 1.9
2. Billers and coders: 1.3
3. Office managers: 0.7
4. Medical record clerks: 0.6
5. Physicians: 3
6. Medical assistants: 3
7. Registered nurses: 1.4
8. Physician assistants: 0.2
9. Nurse practitioners: 0.5
Employed practice FTEs
10. Receptionist: 2.8
11. Billers and coders: 1.5
12. Office managers: 0.9
13. Medical record clerks: 0.8
14. Physicians: 4
15. Medical assistants: 3.9
16. Registered nurses: 1.8
17. Physician assistants: 0.3
18. Nurse practitioners: 1
Do you have enough administrative staff?
19. Self-employed: Yes — 83 percent
20. Employed: Yes — 77 percent
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