For most proms youâll have two basic dress code options: True Black Tie: The Semi-Formal Option. What most people call formal wear is actually semi-formal, and it means a tuxedo jacket and black-tie outfit.
A pulmonologist I work with pays $6,342 this year, an ophthalmologists less than $7,000, emergency room physicians: $11,000-$12,000 this year, anesthesiologists: $12,000-$14,000 this year, surgeons (including orthopedics) $20,000-$22,000 this year and Ob/Gyn about $34,000 (obstetrics always has the highest malpractice premiums).
1 In 1985, the average anesthesia malpractice insurance premium was over $36,000 per year. 2  In 2009, it was just over $21,000, which is inflation-adjusted into 2008 dollars.3  The risk of a malpractice lawsuit in 2009 was 7% for anesthesiologists, compared to the extremes of neurosurgeons at 19.1% and psychiatrists at 2.6%. In 1985, the average anesthesia malpractice insurance premium was over $36,000 per year. 2  In 2009, it was just over $21,000, which is inflation-adjusted into 2008 dollars.