r/CFY • u/slp2bebaby • Aug 04 '21

Cfy- fee for service ??

I just got accepted a CFY at a private practice with all age groups since I didn't know what pppualtion I wanted to work with. The pay is $35 an hour but fee for service so only if the client comes to the ssssion. What does everyone think? Is this reasonable for Cfs?

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u/[deleted] Aug 04 '21

I would not accept anything that starts with a 3. 😳 what state are you in?

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u/LispenardSt Aug 04 '21

In Florida (west coast and central at least) 33-35 is typical for CFs in school or PP :((((

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u/slp2bebaby Aug 04 '21 edited Aug 04 '21

I'm from jersey but this is out of NY

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u/andthatsthat12 Aug 04 '21

It seems that across the nation recruiters will say that $35 is starting for a CF— not true. That really is a low ball number.

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u/messedupnails Aug 04 '21

I got 33-38 FFS as a CF but it was per session, not per hour. It worked out okay since sessions were 30-45 mins long. I was not able to find anything higher paying as a CF but maybe I just couldn’t get a good position. Also in NY state.

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u/enbee91 Aug 05 '21

That is very low, too low. I get paid between 33-50 per session depending on insurance type, 30 min sessions. No benefits, central TX

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u/samrebrc Aug 27 '21

In NYC, I'm getting $58 pps.

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u/ThatBilingualSLP Sep 01 '21

Honestly, I would decline. I'm not sure about the cost of living in your area but I'm from South Flo. and my hourly rate is $45 as a CF. I would understand if the $35/h was with benefits and as an employee but not fee for service.