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Augusta Orthopedic & Sports Medicine Specialists, P.C.: H-1B salaries and sponsorship

Augusta Orthopedic & Sports Medicine Specialists, P.C. filed 3 labor condition applications for H-1B and related visas in fiscal years 2023–2026; certified: 3. Median offered salary: $250,000.

Applications (LCAs)3
Certified3
Employer addressAugusta, GA
H-1B dependent employerNo
Median offered salary$250,000
Middle half of salaries$250,000–$312,500
10th–90th percentile$250,000–$350,000

Does Augusta Orthopedic & Sports Medicine Specialists, P.C. sponsor H-1B visas?

Augusta Orthopedic & Sports Medicine Specialists, P.C. filed 3 labor condition applications in fiscal years 2023–2026, the latest submitted on Nov 4, 2025. An LCA is the first step of an H-1B petition, so the employer has sponsored or prepared to sponsor H-1B workers; it does not guarantee sponsorship for any particular job. Check the employer's own job listings.

Salaries by job title

Job titleLCAsMedian salary
Orthopedic Surgeon3$250,000

Applications by fiscal year

Fiscal yearLCAsMedian salary
FY20232$250,000
FY20261$375,000

Prevailing wage levels

The Department of Labor sets four prevailing wage levels for each occupation and area, from Level I (entry) to Level IV (fully competent). The employer picks the level that matches the job's requirements.

Where the jobs are

Occupations

Latest applications

Job titleBase salaryLocationSubmittedStart dateStatus
Orthopedic Surgeon$375,000Augusta, GANov 4, 2025Dec 27, 2025Certified
Orthopedic Surgeon$250,000
Level II
Augusta, GADec 14, 2022Dec 27, 2022Certified
Orthopedic Surgeon$250,000
Level IV
Augusta, GADec 5, 2022Dec 27, 2022Certified

Salaries are the lower end of the wage offered on each application, converted to a yearly amount; statistics use certified full-time applications only. An LCA is not a visa approval and one LCA can cover several positions. Source: U.S. Department of Labor, OFLC LCA Disclosure Data, fiscal years 2023–2026 (latest decision Jun 30, 2026).