Employee Benefits
Compensation
- Resident salaries for the 2014ΓÇô2015 academic year are:
- EM 1: $52,303
- EM 2: $54,679
- EM 3: $58,677
- Medical/Dental/Vision insurance
- Life insurance
- Meal tickets for call days
- Conferences and Travel
- Attendance (and travel/hotel expenses) for the SAEM Annual Meeting during the EM1 year and in later years if a paper is accepted for presentation
- 40-hour Medical Legal Seminar during the EM2 year – all expenses paid
- Attendance (and travel/hotel expenses) for the ACEP Annual Scientific Assembly during the EM3 year
- Attendance (and travel/hotel expenses) at AMA, NMA/SNMA, AAEMS, or other specialty society annual meetings if paper presented, serving as an officer or committee member, or serving as residency representative
- Abundant opportunities for service in International Medical Flight Program (ΓÇ£Get paid to see the world,ΓÇ¥ not to mention the first/business class flyer miles!)
Services and Supplies
Additionally, we believe that our EM Residency Program offers the most generous emergency medicine specific benefits package in the country:
- Textbook/educational materials allowance of $500 per academic year
- Subscriptions to Annals of Emergency Medicine, Academic Emergency Medicine, and Journal of Emergency Medicine
- Paid certifications for:
- ACLS Provider/Instructor
- ATLS
- APLS or PALS
- Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP)
- Paid memberships in:
- ACEP
- EMRA
- SAEM
- AAEM
- AAMS (Association of Air Medical Services)
- AMPA (Air Medical Physician Association)
- Monogrammed scrubs
- Monogrammed labcoats
Other Opportunities
- GME HANDBOOK
- Extended maternity leave
- Moonlighting opportunities
- Flexible scheduling
- Shared positions
- Bicycle Commuter Benefits
A pretax deduction for eligible bicycle expenses related to your bike commute