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Why don't you contact them and ask them about the RVU pay? The people here can't answer this.
As for being on-call, what does "when the facility needs me" mean? You have a right to request clarification. Normally, staff are on "on call" on a specified schedule - one weekend a month, etc. Are you paid for being on call? How much?
It is normal to request clarification for items on an employment offer/contract. There is no reason to be shy about doing so. If the organization is nasty or refuses to provide clear answers, then I wouldn't work there.
Tanusha7
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I was offered a position in an LTC/SNF facility. Their contract states I have to be on call when the facility needs me and that my pay will be based on RVU without mentioning how much I will be making per RVU.
Is it normal for the employment agreement to be that broad? What is the usual pay for RVU in that setting?
Thank you.