2026 Salary Survey
The CASA 2026 Salary Survey is available for input.
The CASA Salary Survey is open for input until April 30th. Participating members receive the results at no charge!
It is that time of year to submit your information for the annual CASA Salary Survey. Each year, the survey becomes more successful with increased participation and expanded results.
The survey results are tabulated into a detailed summation with aggregate regional statistics. It is further broken down to provide statistics based on ASC volume, multi-specialty ASCs, and single-specialty ASCs focused on GI and Ophthalmology.
To have the most robust and accurate data, we encourage all of our member facilities to participate.
This survey will be free to all CASA members who take part in the survey.
All others (non-participant members and non-members) will be charged a fee of $500 for the results.
Our beta testers stated they could complete the survey in approximately 15 minutes.
To take part in the survey, please access the following link. The survey will be open until April 30, 2026.
The CASA salary survey is designed to collect average annual salaries and benefits for key ASC positions in California. Each year, the survey becomes more successful with increased participation and expanded results.
The report includes information on key ASC positions for the state of California and also provides statistical data from 8 different California regions. The responses for these regions reflect the number of locations of ASCs in those regions and provide appropriate salary and benefits information for the ASCs to utilize in their budget planning and management. The report also carves out multi-specialty ASCs, single-specialty eye, and GI Centers into separate categories. Additionally, the report breaks down surgery centers by volume. This should give those conducting an analysis a variety of opportunities to benchmark their information and make an accurate comparison.
The survey results are tabulated into a detailed summation with aggregate regional statistics. It is further broken down to provide statistics based on ASC volume, multi-specialty ASCs, and single-specialty ASCs focused on GI and Ophthalmology.
To have the most robust and accurate data we encourage our member facilities to participate.
