2016 Compensation Survey: Radiology Administrators
Find out how your salary compares with that of other radiology administrators' with our 2016 Compensation Survey.
Editor's Note: An earlier version of this article indicated the mean salary for radiology administrators was $175,000. This was a calculation error, the mean salary is $105,000. Diagnostic Imaging’s annual compensation survey results are in. Find out how your salary compares with other radiology administrators' and whether they are happy or not with their career choices.What about the rest of the people in your department? Find out here.Values have been rounded. Data based on U.S. respondents.2016 Compensation Survey: Radiologic Technologists2016 Compensation Survey: RadiologistsFind out what’s changed and revisit our 2015 Compensation Surveys.
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