New York City metropolitan area — 39 responses
Total responses for New York state: 81
Average hourly rate for New York state (which include responses from New York City): $33.59
Total responses for Connecticut: 36
Average hourly rate for Connecticut (which included responses from New York City): $37.73
Total responses for New Jersey: 41
Average hourly rate for New Jersey (which included responses from New York City): $40.66
Average hourly rate for New York City: $42.09
Average hourly rate for New York City in 2010: $40.53
Differential: $1.56 increase
The most common hourly rates reported were: $40 (16%), $42 (14%) and $43 (14%).
Benefits available through employer
- Health insurance, 48%
- Employer contribution towards retirement, 68%
- Paid vacation and holidays, 84%
- Paid sick leave, 42%
- Life insurance, 7%
- Dental insurance, 23%
- Disability insurance, 10%
- CE tuition reimbursement, 55%
Comments about New York City
- I have not received a raise in three years and had more work five years ago. Since 2007 it has been very hard to find work and keep the schedules full.
- It is unfortunate that I am a healthcare provider and yet I cannot afford health/dental insurance. Many dentists in this area do not offer health benefits and it is definitely a reason to look for another career.
- The Dentist I work for is doing well; however, he keeps telling the staff that we are not reaching our monthly goals in order to put off staff reviews. He keeps crying poor even though my schedule is full for the next year!
