Pediatric Residency Program

Ann Burke, M.D., Director

Resident Salary & Benefits for 2011-2012

Stipends
  • R1: $46,680
  • R2: $47,380
  • R3: $49,550

Vacation

Residents at all levels of training receive three weeks (15 working days) annually as vacation.

Conference
Time

Residents at all levels will received five working days as study time or conference time. If used as study time, residents are expected to follow study week policy. Civilian residents have an allowance of up to the following amounts for the purpose of paying for travel, etc.:

  • R1: $250
  • R2: $500
  • R3: $750

Military residents must arrange travel through the USAF and the Department of Medical Education.

Books

All residents have an annual allowance of $200 for books and/or software. Unused funds may not be forwarded into the new academic year.

Meals

Each resident will receive up to $120 monthly for food.

Insurance
  • Professional liability ($1M per occurrence/$3M aggregate) while at CMC, MVH
  • Federal Tort Claims while at WPAFB
  • Medical/Dental/Vision insurance through CMC for civilian
  • TriCare health benefits for military
  • Long-term disability for civilian
  • Life insurance for civilian

Parking

Free parking

Uniforms
  • One lab coat, w/medical school logo and embroidered name
  • Two sets of blue scrubs

Faculty Appointment

Residents are appointed as Junior Resident Instructors in the Boonshoft School of Medicine. This entitles the resident to a number of faculty privileges at the university, including use of the library and athletic facilities and faculty discount at the bookstore.

In Addition...
  • Paid membership in the American Academy of Pediatrics
  • On-site daycare center at The Children's Medical Center

medical students

Last updated: July 25, 2012