"Nothing is guaranteed forever, so I'm always open to change," said Mr. Rostek, 42, whose first job after arriving in New York in 1989 was working as a $5-per-hour assistant at a Polish deli in Greenpoint.
The packages that research institutions must supply to prepare junior faculty to compete for and win serious grant funding now run "upwards of half a million dollars" per new assistant professor, explains Linda Abriola, dean of the engineering school at Tufts University in Medford, Massachusetts, in an interview with Science Careers.
For instance, increased numbers of services per visit over time could decrease PPH [ 1], and an increase in the number of dentists per practice, dental assistants per practice, or the size of private practice (single handed or group) could reduce HPY.
Personnel cost estimates were derived from actual salary and benefit data, which was $40,000 per year for an administrative assistant, $150,000 per year for a physician, and $200,000 per year for a VA staff gastroenterologist.
This resulted in €0.22 per minute for a nursing assistant, €0.30 per minute for a nurse practitioner/wound care nurse, €0.34 per minute for a dietician/paramedic and €0.54 per minute for a nursing home physician.
Instructional staff for the course included one instructor per section (two total for the five-section course), one graduate teaching assistant per section, and a full-time laboratory manager who prepared reagents, set up the labs, and also performed some instruction.
Drivers should get $5 per person per day, and a driver's assistant should get $2 per person per day.
The courses are usually taught by one faculty member and few teaching assistants (one assistant per 20 30 students) and the contact hours (without preparation time) are typically around 4 to 6 h per week per teacher.
If you're unfamiliar (and thus uncool), Maluuba is an Android-based Siri competitor that focuses more on doing things than having a personal assistant, per se.
