Resident Annual Salaries for 2023-2024
Stipends for residents are competitive with other state schools in the southern region.
- PGY-1 $55,356
- PGY-2 $56,990
- PGY-3 $58,875
- PGY-4 $61,644 (F-1)
- PGY-5 $64,600 (F-2)
- PGY-6 $67,287 (F-3)
- PGY-7 $71,781 (F-4)
Insurance
- Professional Liability
- Health and Dental Insurance
- Basic Life Insurance
- Basic Long Term Disability
Counseling and Psychological Support Services
- Employee Assistance Program
- Outpatient Mental Health
- Inpatient Mental Health
- Alcohol/Chemical Dependence
Vacation
- Residents receive 21 days of paid vacation each year, plus 5 additional vacation days during any one given year to provide time to interview for fellowships or future employment.
Sick/Parental Leave
- Residents have a maximum of 12 days during each year of the residency program.
Travel/Professional Meetings
- The Department of Radiology will fund up to $1,500 total per year and give professional leave time for those residents who are the first author on a paper or poster that is presented at a meeting. Arrangements must be approved by the program director before travel plans are made.
Radiologic Pathology Course (AIRP)
- All residents in our program are expected to attend the 4-week American Institute for Radiologic Pathology (AIRP) course. The department pays your AFIP tuition and reimburses living expenses up to $1,500. The department pays your salary and benefits while away at the AIRP course. Time and money designated for AIRP may not be used for other purposes.
- Reimbursement for travel and meals will also be provided.
Board Review Course
- The Department of Radiology will send 3rd-year residents to Board Reviews before the core exam, either physics or diagnostic or both (not to exceed $2,500).
Other Benefits
- Free parking
- Meal tickets for in-house call
- Laboratory coats furnished