Duke Medical Center Salary Range (neighborhood, school, education)

[Yetiking]

I'm applying for a job with Duke's Medical Center (the position is not located at the hospital or school), and I can't find any info on the salary range since that information is internal-only. It's a statistician position, level 79(?), and I exceed all the education and experience requirements. My current position is in the $60k neighborhood. Is there a possibility for a raise here?

If anyone has access to these numbers, some info would be very helpful so I know what to expect if we talk salary. A PM would be fine, as well.

Thanks!

[RaleighLass]

There is a range in which they can pay you depending on numerous set factors. I'll DM you.

[GucciLittlePiggie]

i've applied to (and been offered) jobs there. the salaries are low by anyone's standards, and depending on what the position is, there's a set range. in my situation, even the high end of that range was still at least 10k too low. i've heard similar from other people, too.

[ljd1010]

Originally Posted by GucciLittlePiggie

i've applied to (and been offered) jobs there. the salaries are low by anyone's standards, and depending on what the position is, there's a set range. in my situation, even the high end of that range was still at least 10k too low. i've heard similar from other people, too.

Not necessarily. I work at Duke and make about 10% more than I did in the Northeast. On the other hand, my DH also works at Duke and took about a 35% paycut.

[skaternum]

I can tell you that my job at Duke paid less than the industry standard. That's one of the reasons why I'm not there anymore.