Retirement
PRO TIPS
You will find a Faculty Retirement Planning Guide on the Cardinal at Work website.
For additional resources on retirement planning, please go to the Senior Academy at Stanford Medicine
Stanford Sweeteners for Retirees
On the Stanford Sweeteners page, there is a “retiree” filter that makes it easy for retirees to see all the perks, benefits, and rewards exclusive to retirees. This will include things like campus events, access to golf courses and the rec center, online news subscriptions, and so many other benefits!
Retirement: For the Professoriate
The decision to retire can involve a complex combination of personal and professional considerations, and can require information from a variety of sources.
Faculty members who become official university retirees receive the emeritus or emerita title authorized by the Board of Trustees and become senior members of the Academic Council with privileges of the floor and of service on committees, but without the right to vote or hold office.
The Office of the Provost website offers the most comprehensive and updated information on faculty retirement including:
- Eligibility for Retirement
- Retirement Overview
- Retirement Savings Plans
- Workshops & Guidance
- Faculty Retirement Incentive Program (FRIP)
- Privileges & Benefits for Emeriti Faculty
- Living Well in Retirement
- Intent to Retire Form (can be found on the Stanford Faculty Affairs Faculty Retirement page, under, When You Decide to Retire >> Notify your Department Chair or Dean)
The Cardinal at Work website also provides information on faculty and staff retirement.
- Professoriate Emeriti/ae Privileges & Benefts
- SUNet ID
- Stanford ID Card Privileges
- Technology Resources
- Continued Listing in Stanford Directory
- Free “A” Parking Sticker
- Professoriate faculty can continue living in their campus home per their lease agreement. (For other questions, contact Faculty Staff Housing directly.)
- Continued Eligibility for Tuition Grant Program
Retirement: For the CE
Retirement eligibility for Clinician Educators is set forth in Administrative Guide, Section 2.1.10. Additional counseling and information on medical benefits in retirement can be obtained from the University HR Service Team at 650-736-2985.
Upon retirement and upon meeting certain qualifications, Clinician Educators may request Staff Emeritus or Staff Emerita status. For additional information, please visit the School of Medicine Faculty Handbook, Chapter 3.3.G.
The Cardinal at Work website also provides information on faculty and staff retirement.
- Clinician Educator Emeriti/ae Privileges & Benefts
- SUNet ID
- Stanford ID Card Privileges
- Technology Resources
- Continued Listing in Stanford Directory
- Free “A” Parking Sticker
- Continued Eligibility for Tuition Grant Program
Gradual Retirement
Clinician Educators may be eligible for gradual retirement. Please review the Gradual Retirement section under 2.1.10 Staff Retirement of the Stanford Administrative Guide.