2010 CMIO Compensation Survey opens

Mary Stevens | | Health Imaging | Diagnostic Imaging
The second annual CMIO Compensation Survey is now open at CMIO.net. CMIOs, chief medical informatics officers and other health IT leaders are invited to help CMIO compile a comprehensive view of the trends in the industry and the factors that are most important when determining salary and compensation.

All answers will be kept confidential and will be used only in aggregate by CMIO for tabulating the results of this survey. This survey is open through Dec. 20, and only to healthcare IT executives who work for healthcare organizations. The results will be published in the February issue of CMIO and online at CMIO.net.

Mary Stevens

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