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1 UTHSC TOWN HALL Faculty Salary Survey March 4, 2015

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5  1. Full accreditation by SACS as a fully independent university expected 2015 »One of four independently accredited universities governed by the UT Board of Trustees ›Big Orange (UTK, UTIA, UTIPS, UTSI, UT Extension) ›UTHSC ›UTC ›UTM  2. As soon as the state audit is received UTHSC will have a complete Accreditation –No Findings –No Monitoring –No Recommendations  3. In baseball parlance, a no-hitter perfect game Thanks to everyone on this campus who made this possible –Special mention to Dr. Dorsey and Dr. Scheid –Campus Team Event UTHSC Independent Accreditation

6 FACULTY MARKET ASSESSMENT RESULTS  December 18, 2014 The University of Tennessee Health Science Center

7 Introduction  Sibson Consulting is pleased to report the results of our market analysis of salaries for faculty at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center (UTHSC).  This report is organized as follows: 1.Methodology 2.Results for College of Dentistry 3.Results for College of Health Professions 4.Results for College of Nursing 5.Results for College of Pharmacy 6.Results for College of Medicine

8 1.Methodology 2.Results for College of Dentistry 3.Results for College of Health Professions 4.Results for College of Nursing 5.Results for College of Pharmacy 6.Results for College of Medicine

9 Comparison Markets. The institutions or types of institutions that UTHSC will benchmark its compensation against  UTHSC primarily benchmarks its faculty compensation against all higher education institutions with similar programs. In addition, it will collect data for southern schools and public schools when available, as an additional data point for compensation decisions Pay Positioning. How UTHSC will pay compared to the organizations in its comparison market  UTHSC benchmarks its compensation against the 50 th percentile of the market with the goal of paying faculty salaries at the market 50 th percentile overall. Individual faculty members may be paid above or below the 50 th percentile based on individual characteristics such as experience, expertise, and contribution Pay Elements. The different pay elements included in the assessment of compensation  UTHSC primarily benchmarks faculty base salary against its comparison market. When available, total compensation data is collected as an additional data point for compensation decisions UTHSC’s Compensation Strategy for Market Assessment

10 Market Assessment Methodology  Sibson Consulting and UTHSC worked together to match each faculty member to their appropriate rank and discipline  CUPA-HR’s National Faculty Salary Survey: Faculty were matched using the Classification of Instructional Programs: 2010 Edition (CIP) published by the U.S. Department of Education’s National Center for Education Statistics using the 4-digit code (which defines intermediate groupings of programs that have comparable content and objectives)  Association Surveys: Faculty were matched according to the discipline as described in each survey  All association surveys report compensation data for an month term  CUPA-HR data reports base salary for a 9-10 month term; data was adjusted by a factor of 1.22 (11/9) as recommended by CUPA-HR to account for an month term  All market data was prorated by FTE for faculty who are part-time  Survey data was aged to the academic year 1 using 2.6% annual aging factor 2 1 Data is aged in order to account for changes to salaries over time due to salary increases and other economic factors that impact survey pay levels. 2 Source: Sibson's Compensation Planning Analysis of projected and actual salary increase budgets and structure salary-range adjustments.

11 Survey Sources College Survey NameCompensation Category Used College of Dentistry American Dental Education Association (ADEA) Faculty Salary Survey Base College of Health Professions Association of Schools of Allied Health Professions (ASAHP) Institutional Profile Survey Report Base College of Nursing American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) Salaries of Instructional and Administrative Nursing Faculty in Baccalaureate and Graduate Programs in Nursing Base College of Pharmacy American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy (AACP) Profile of Pharmacy Faculty Total Compensation: Annual college total compensation, excluding benefits, received by salaried faculty members (salary per contract, supplementary stipends, and supplementary compensation received from grants and contracts) College of Medicine Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) Faculty Salary Survey Total Compensation: Sum of fixed/contractual salary, medical practice supplement, bonus/incentive pay, and uncontrolled outside earnings All College and University Professional Association for Human Resources (CUPA-HR) National Faculty Salary Survey Base

12 Colleges have a primary comparison data set and a secondary comparison data set, when available. Comparison Markets by College Dentistry Health ProfessionsMedicineNursingPharmacy Primary Data Set (i.e., all higher education institutions with similar programs) Association Survey  All schools (public and private)  All institutions  All schools  All institutions with doctoral programs  All schools (public and private) CUPA-HR Faculty Survey  All participating institutions with Dentistry programs (21 institutions)  All participating institutions with Allied Health programs (61 institutions)  All participating institutions with Medicine programs (47 institutions)  All participating institutions with Nursing doctoral programs 1 (144 institutions)  All participating institutions with Pharmacy programs (57 institutions) Secondary Data Set (i.e., public schools in the South, when available) Association Survey  Public schools  N/A  1: Public schools  2: Southern schools  Public schools with doctoral program  Public schools CUPA-HR Faculty Survey 2  All public participating institutions with Dental programs (13 institutions)  All public participating institutions in the South with Allied Health programs (19 institutions)  All public participating institutions in the South with Medicine programs (15 institutions)  All public participating institutions in the South with Nursing doctoral programs 1 (37 institutions)  All public participating institutions in the South with Pharmacy programs (12 institutions) 1 Doctoral programs defined as PhD and/or DNP. 2 In some cases, sufficient benchmark data may not be available when the number of comparison institutions is small (e.g., less than 25). In these cases, either public institutions OR institutions in the southern region may be used.

13 1. Comparison to National Professional Association – (AAMC-ADEA, etc.)  Most valid comparison – primary comparison  12 month data – no adjustments needed  Most recent data – minimally aged  Broadest survey – almost all on point institutions  Most weight 2. CUPA-HR  Confirmatory data set  Required adjustment from 9 to 12 months for UTHSC comparisons and then aged to current year  Many fewer participants Market Validity

14 The chart illustrates how an institution’s salaries are compared to the market: 1.Total all base salaries for incumbents included in a particular group 2.Total all the market base salaries for incumbents included in that group 3.Divide the total staff salaries from Step 1 by the total market salaries from Step 2 to obtain a percentage (i.e., UTHSC as a percent of market) EXAMPLE: There are three incumbents in an institution. Their salary data, as well as the survey data for their job, is shown in the table below: How to Read and Interpret: Relationship to the Market Market Data ($000) Incumbent UTHSC Base Salary ($000) 25 th %ile50 th %ile75 th %ile Incumbent A$55.0$43.0$53.0$60.0 Incumbent B$57.0$49.0$61.0$76.0 Incumbent C$62.0$57.0$60.0$72.0 TOTAL$174.0$149.0$174.0$208.0 UTHSC as a % of Market117%100%84% At 100%, Sibson would consider that this group is competitive with the market median

15 How to Read and Interpret: Relationship to the Market continued Rank 1 Rank 2 Rank 3 Each bar represents the distribution of market competitiveness for incumbents within a specific group Percent below defined market range Percent within defined market range Percent above defined market range  Provides a view of where salaries fall relative to the defined market range (+/15% of the median is used as market cutoffs for display purposes)  Can highlight general concerns within a group (e.g., a large portion of incumbents are paid below the defined market range, yet the population is highly skilled and experienced)  Note that this analysis is intended to provide a snapshot of the current state and is not an indicator of whether or not individual salaries are appropriate EXAMPLE Total

16 1.Methodology 2.Results for College of Dentistry 3.Results for College of Health Professions 4.Results for College of Nursing 5.Results for College of Pharmacy 6.Results for College of Medicine

17 Aggregate Market Assessment Results By Rank 1,2 – Primary Cut – Association Survey (ADEA) Rank # Incumbents Benchmarked Aggregate UTHSC Base Salary Aggregate Market Median UTHSC Salary as % of Market Median Instructor8$285,368$335,06685% Assistant Professor88$5,478,711$4,723,773116% Associate Professor40$4,112,045$3,371,289122% Professor36$4,424,178$4,565,95097% Total College of Dentistry172$14,300,302$12,996,078110% 1 The market pricing has not been finalized. While some of the details may shift, we do not expect material changes in the aggregate results. Some roles are not included in the analysis due to difficulties in market comparison. 2 Percentages may not add up to 100% due to rounding. COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY – COMPARISON OF BASE SALARY

18 Aggregate Market Assessment Results By Rank 1,2 – Primary Cut – CUPA-HR Survey Rank # Incumbents Benchmarked Aggregate UTHSC Base Salary Aggregate Market Median UTHSC Salary as % of Market Median Instructor0N/A Assistant Professor87$5,419,888$5,709,23795% Associate Professor37$3,760,302$3,703,861102% Professor36$4,424,178$4,936,23690% Total College of Dentistry160$13,604,369$14,349,33595% 1 The market pricing has not been finalized. While some of the details may shift, we do not expect material changes in the aggregate results. Some roles are not included in the analysis due to difficulties in market comparison. 2 Percentages may not add up to 100% due to rounding. COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY – COMPARISON OF BASE SALARY

19 1.Methodology 2.Results for College of Dentistry 3.Results for College of Health Professions 4.Results for College of Nursing 5.Results for College of Pharmacy 6.Results for College of Medicine

20 Aggregate Market Assessment Results By Rank 1,2 – Primary Cut – Association Survey (ASAHP) Rank # Incumbents Benchmarked Aggregate UTHSC Base Salary Aggregate Market Median UTHSC Salary as % of Market Median Instructor0N/A Assistant Professor25$1,975,068$2,005,21398% Associate Professor29$2,439,332$2,629,38693% Professor8$779,334$886,75288% Total College of Health Professions62$5,193,734$5,521,35294% 1 The market pricing has not been finalized. While some of the details may shift, we do not expect material changes in the aggregate results. Some roles are not included in the analysis due to difficulties in market comparison. 2 Percentages may not add up to 100% due to rounding. COLLEGE OF HEALTH PROFESSIONS – COMPARISON OF BASE SALARY

21 Aggregate Market Assessment Results By Rank 1,2 – Primary Cut – CUPA-HR Survey Rank # Incumbents Benchmarked Aggregate UTHSC Base Salary Aggregate Market Median UTHSC Salary as % of Market Median Instructor0N/A Assistant Professor25$1,975,068$1,861,158106% Associate Professor29$2,439,332$2,696,12490% Professor8$779,334$843,54092% Total College of Health Professions62$5,193,734$5,400,82296% 1 The market pricing has not been finalized. While some of the details may shift, we do not expect material changes in the aggregate results. Some roles are not included in the analysis due to difficulties in market comparison. 2 Percentages may not add up to 100% due to rounding. COLLEGE OF HEALTH PROFESSIONS – COMPARISON OF BASE SALARY

22 1.Methodology 2.Results for College of Dentistry 3.Results for College of Health Professions 4.Results for College of Nursing 5.Results for College of Pharmacy 6.Results for College of Medicine

23 Aggregate Market Assessment Results By Rank 1,2 – Primary Cut – Association Survey (AACN) Rank # Incumbents Benchmarked Aggregate UTHSC Base Salary Aggregate Market Median UTHSC Salary as % of Market Median Instructor12$903,434$858,223105% Assistant Professor12$925,954$920,449101% Associate Professor4$518,835$421,070123% Professor13$1,743,671$1,710,599102% Total College of Nursing41$4,091,895$3,910,341105% 1 The market pricing has not been finalized. While some of the details may shift, we do not expect material changes in the aggregate results. Some roles are not included in the analysis due to difficulties in market comparison. 2 Percentages may not add up to 100% due to rounding. COLLEGE OF NURSING – COMPARISON OF BASE SALARY

24 Aggregate Market Assessment Results By Rank 1,2 – Primary Cut – CUPA-HR Survey Rank # Incumbents Benchmarked Aggregate UTHSC Base Salary Aggregate Market Median UTHSC Salary as % of Market Median Instructor12$903,434$884,882102% Assistant Professor12$925,954$871,757106% Associate Professor4$518,835$392,304132% Professor13$1,743,671$1,486,146117% Total College of Nursing41$4,091,895$3,635,088113% 1 The market pricing has not been finalized. While some of the details may shift, we do not expect material changes in the aggregate results. Some roles are not included in the analysis due to difficulties in market comparison. 2 Percentages may not add up to 100% due to rounding. COLLEGE OF NURSING – COMPARISON OF BASE SALARY

25 1.Methodology 2.Results for College of Dentistry 3.Results for College of Health Professions 4.Results for College of Nursing 5.Results for College of Pharmacy 6.Results for College of Medicine

26 Aggregate Market Assessment Results By Rank 1,2 – Primary Cut – Association Survey (AACP) Rank # Incumbents Benchmarked Aggregate UTHSC Compensation Aggregate Market Median UTHSC Compensation as % of Market Median Instructor0N/A Assistant Professor15$1,334,127$1,449,29092% Associate Professor25$2,893,480$2,583,131112% Professor35$4,939,782$4,408,342112% Total College of Pharmacy75$9,167,389$8,440,763109% 1 The market pricing has not been finalized. While some of the details may shift, we do not expect material changes in the aggregate results. Some roles are not included in the analysis due to difficulties in market comparison. 2 Percentages may not add up to 100% due to rounding. COLLEGE OF PHARMACY – COMPARISON OF TOTAL COMPENSATION

27 Aggregate Market Assessment Results By Rank 1,2 – Primary Cut – CUPA-HR Survey Rank # Incumbents Benchmarked Aggregate UTHSC Base Salary Aggregate Market Median UTHSC Salary as % of Market Median Instructor0N/A Assistant Professor15$1,320,969$1,415,90593% Associate Professor25$2,887,480$2,585,602112% Professor35$4,848,782$4,253,033114% Total College of Pharmacy75$9,057,231$8,254,540110% 1 The market pricing has not been finalized. While some of the details may shift, we do not expect material changes in the aggregate results. Some roles are not included in the analysis due to difficulties in market comparison. 2 Percentages may not add up to 100% due to rounding. COLLEGE OF PHARMACY – COMPARISON OF BASE SALARY

28 1.Methodology 2.Results for College of Dentistry 3.Results for College of Health Professions 4.Results for College of Nursing 5.Results for College of Pharmacy 6. Results for College of Medicine

29  Dominant Practice Plan Component for most MDs (>90% in many instances)  GME Federal Grant Compensation– 2 nd largest component for MD compensation  Large Grant Incentive Component for Investigators  Orange or State Income Lowest MD salary component  Basic Science Faculty mostly Orange and Grant Incentive components  Salary Components (total compensation)  Practice Plan Compensation  GME Compensation  State Compensation  Research Incentive Compensation  ADA Compensation College of Medicine- Most Complex Compensation

30 Aggregate Market Assessment Results By Rank 1,2 – Primary Cut – Association Survey (AAMC) COM Grouping # Incumbents Benchmarked Aggregate UTHSC Compensation Aggregate Market Median UTHSC Compensation as % of Market Median Basic Sciences108$13,931,203$13,622,754102% Clinical Sciences w/ Practice Salary376$101,767,965$90,779,273112% Clinical Sciences w/o Practice Salary164$14,445,137$22,140,65965% Chattanooga101$14,592,610$30,175,48448% Knoxville197$10,310,019$54,755,25819% Total College of Medicine946$155,046,935$211,473,42773% 1 The market pricing has not been finalized. While some of the details may shift, we do not expect material changes in the aggregate results. Some roles are not included in the analysis due to difficulties in market comparison. 2 Percentages may not add up to 100% due to rounding. COLLEGE OF MEDICINE – COMPARISON OF TOTAL COMPENSATION BY COM GROUPING

31  Memphis – Most Clinical Practice Groups submitted Clinical Compensation Component  UTMG  ULPS  UTMP  UT ROH  Semmes and Campbell did not submit Clinical Compensation and we lack data for faculty in other groups with< 1 yr data  Memphis MD reasonably reliable compensation  Chattanooga and Knoxville Practice groups in large part did not submit clinical practice Income  MD income from these campuses not reliable Basic Science Compensation Reliable  State/ADA/ Research compensation all captured College Of Medicine

32 Aggregate Market Assessment Results By Rank 1,2 – Primary Cut – Association Survey (AAMC) Rank # Incumbents Benchmarked Aggregate UTHSC Compensation Aggregate Market Median UTHSC Compensation as % of Market Median Instructor3$153,118$161,05995% Assistant Professor28$2,113,884$2,452,45186% Associate Professor28$2,910,650$3,179,71392% Professor49$8,753,551$7,829,530112% Total Basic Sciences108$13,931,203$13,622,754102% 1 The market pricing has not been finalized. While some of the details may shift, we do not expect material changes in the aggregate results. Some roles are not included in the analysis due to difficulties in market comparison. 2 Percentages may not add up to 100% due to rounding. COLLEGE OF MEDICINE – COMPARISON OF TOTAL COMPENSATION BASIC SCIENCES ONLY

33 Aggregate Market Assessment Results By Rank 1,2 – Primary Cut – CUPA-HR Survey Rank # Incumbents Benchmarked Aggregate UTHSC Base Salary Aggregate Market Median UTHSC Salary as % of Market Median Instructor0N/A Assistant Professor19$1,443,428$1,714,80184% Associate Professor28$2,872,150$3,208,99890% Professor47$8,086,631$8,027,538101% Total Basic Sciences94$12,402,209$12,951,33796% 1 The market pricing has not been finalized. While some of the details may shift, we do not expect material changes in the aggregate results. Some roles are not included in the analysis due to difficulties in market comparison. 2 Percentages may not add up to 100% due to rounding. COLLEGE OF MEDICINE – COMPARISON OF BASE SALARY BASIC SCIENCES ONLY

34 Aggregate Market Assessment Results By Rank 1,2 – Primary Cut – Association Survey (AAMC) Rank # Incumbents Benchmarked Aggregate UTHSC Compensation Aggregate Market Median UTHSC Compensation as % of Market Median Instructor16$3,901,030$3,313,824118% Assistant Professor164$40,331,930$36,983,276109% Associate Professor81$21,063,345$20,647,292102% Professor115$36,471,660$29,834,880122% Total Clinical Sciences w/ Practice Salary 376$101,767,965$90,779,273112% 1 The market pricing has not been finalized. While some of the details may shift, we do not expect material changes in the aggregate results. Some roles are not included in the analysis due to difficulties in market comparison. 2 Percentages may not add up to 100% due to rounding. COLLEGE OF MEDICINE – COMPARISON OF TOTAL COMPENSATION CLINICAL SCIENCES WITH PRACTICE SALARY ONLY

35  Overall UTHSC pays a competitive compensation rate –College of Dentistry »Competitive compensation –College of Health Professions ›Generally competitive compensation ›Full professor needs a closer look ›Some departments may need a closer look –College of Nursing ›Very competitive compensation –College of Pharmacy »Very competitive compensation Summary

36  College of Medicine  Basic Science –Competitive compensation –Assistant professor needs a closer look  Clinical Science –Very competitive compensation on the Memphis campus –Inadequate data to reach conclusions on the Chattanooga/Knoxville campuses SUMMARY

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