since you say you are NEW to neuro....sm

11 cpl sounds ok if you're a newbie IF you can keep up with the ESL and the terminology....if not, I'd lower that price.  I charge 12 CPL privately but I've been in the business 27 years.  If you are in the biz a long time, then 11 or 12 CPL (which is under the national's fees) seems fair.  I have a friend who is CMT and she does charge 13 and 14 CPL.  I'm not CMT.

Best of luck whichever way you go!! 

• going rate for neurology mt - NewToNeuro
  • in midwest probably 11-12 is going rate BUT - MTSO
  • since you say you are NEW to neuro....sm - I charge 12 CPL in Florida..but not newbie..
  • charges - Patti
  • I wouldn't bit anything less than 14/line and even that is on the low side. You are not a sub, y - Suzanne
    • Don't know where you are, Suzanne, but here - in the midwest, you might never work sm
      • I do... - In Missouri
        • Great for you! - nm
      • I am in Ohio, but have friends in MI and MO that charge 15/line. - Suzanne
        • Again, you can't base your rates on what - someone else charges sm
          • Agree with you - Patti

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I worked for was around $25,000 a year (in 2000) , but the neurosurgeon in the next office paid almost a half million dollars in malpractice insurance yearly.

How's that for expenses?

Keep in mind the state of the art equipment that the hospitals now have to save people that they didn't have back in even the 1990's.  Unfortunately, everyone has to pay their share for upkeep I suppose.  I got a bill for almost $500 for a quick care appointment for an eye irritation that turned out to be nothing.  Insurance paid $98.00 of it.

I wouldn't have bothered, but as you all know, it isn't easy doing MT work with one eye shut.

but not brain surgeries.  But I know the anatomy.  Maybe I can help.