September 22, 2015
Stable benefits but lower salaries noted in annual survey
Operation Desert Storm begins. Tim Berners-Lee introduces the web browser. Thelma & Louise light up movie screens. All these events—and many more—happened in 1991, the first year of the annual OR Manager Salary/Career Survey. Twenty-five years later, the survey continues to reflect nationwide trends in OR nurse leaders’ salaries and other benefits, as well as staffing issues (reported in the September issue).
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