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AAPM&R 2026 Compensation Survey

AAPM&R is conducting a Physician Compensation & Practice Benchmarking Survey and needs your input. Your participation will help deliver comprehensive market intelligence on demographics, practice characteristics, clinical activities, income, benefits, compensation structures, work standards and recruitment incentives. Your responses ensure physiatrists are better equipped to advocate for themselves when negotiating contracts, evaluating opportunities, and understanding performance expectations and more. As an added bonus, all participants receive early access to the survey results, giving you the power of real-world benchmarks to guide career and practice decisions. 
 

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Use your unique Source ID to access the survey, save your progress and return anytime to complete it. Your Source ID is your personal, confidential code that allows you to save your progress and revisit the survey as many times as needed to complete your response.

The survey closes on Tuesday, March 17. Your response is completely private and no individual data will be identified in any reports. 

Learn more about the 2026 Compensation Survey in the December/January issue of The Physiatrist. 

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2017 PM&R Compensation Survey Report

This 250+ page document highlights key learnings and comprehensive, de-identified data collected from physiatrists, including median salaries, salary by practice area, demographic and production statistics, and more.

“Our compensation landscape is changing, and we need real data to guide real decisions. Your participation ensures that this study captures the true diversity of our practice settings and experiences, giving all of us clearer benchmarks for negotiation, planning and career growth. When you take the survey, you are strengthening a resource that helps every physiatrist move forward.”

—    Maneesh Tiwari, MD, FAAPMR
       Health Policy, Practice, & Advocacy Committee