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Resident & Fellow Salary and Benefits



Stanford Hospital and Clinics House Staff Salaries ( Effective July 1, 2003)

Post-Graduate Year
Academic Year 2003 - 2004
PGY I
$43,280
PGY II
$45,904
PGY III
$48,726
PGY IV
$51,350
PGY V
$54,392
Percentage of Increase (Effective July 1, 2003)
Current PGY I to PGY II 13.9%
PGY II to PGY III 12.5%
PGY III to PGY IV 11.7%
PGY IV to PGY V 12.3%

Housing Allowances
  • All pathology residents and clinical fellows will annually receive a taxable housing allowance in the amount of $8,400 from Department of Pathology funds. Residents will receive the first part of the pathology housing allowance in their July paychecks and the second part of the pathology housing allowance in their January paychecks.
  • New/first-time residents will receive a one-time, taxable housing allowance of $3,000 from the Stanford Office of Graduate Medical Education.

Benefits

Hospital and major medical insurance for each house officer and his or her dependents are provided. Dental insurance for the house officer and his or her children is provided, with the spouse's dental insurance available at the house officer's expense. Disability insurance, malpractice insurance, and sick leave benefits are also provided to house staff at Stanford. Lab coats and their laundry, pagers, and some University privileges are available.

Additional benefits include on-call meal cards for residents who must remain in-house overnight at Stanford. A substantial educational allowance is provided by the Hospital. Also, Stanford pays fees for initial state licensure for which you apply at the end of internship, fees for Step III, and it provides a moving allowance.

More specific information regarding these topics, as well as local housing information is available from Ms. Ann Dohn of the Stanford Health Services Graduate Medical Education Office at (650) 723-5948.


Time Off
  • Personal time off: House staff are permitted to take up to three weeks of personal time off with pay during each one-year period. Personal time off must be scheduled in advance with the approval of the Director of the Residency Training Program in each department or division. Stanford University Medical Center believes that personal time away from the residency program is important to the welfare of House Staff, so unused personal time off does not accumulate from year to year and there is no provision for pay in lieu of time off.
  • Sick Leave: House officers will not accumulate sick leave credit, and no additional compensation will be paid for unused sick leave. They will be granted 20 days of sick leave (4 weeks) per annum, if needed. Salary will continue, offset by state disability or worker's compensation benefits.

Educational, Licensing & USMLE Reimbursements
  • The Stanford Office of Graduate Medical Education offers a $1000 educational reimbursement to full-time residents. These funds may be used for books, journal subscriptions, professional meeting registration, computer software or other educationally related materials.
  • The Stanford Office of Graduate Medical Education will reimburse residents in the amount of $808 toward the cost of an initial California medical license if obtained after receipt of a House Staff contract at Stanford Hospital and prior to September 1st of the resident's PGY II year (or 1st PGY year of training at Stanford University Medical Center).
  • Individuals at Stanford Hospital and Clinics in the PGY 1 category will be reimbursed $530 toward the cost of one sitting of the USMLE Part III examination.