We interrupt this web site for an important announcement...
Let's cut right to the chase, shall we? While amenities are nice,
if you can't put food on the table it's all a moot point. Here
are the stipend amounts for the coming year, along with last year's
figures for comparison:
Stipends
| |
2004 — 2005 |
2005 — 2006 |
| PGY-1 |
$38,316
|
$38,603
|
| PGY-2 |
$39,588
|
$39,884
|
| PGY-3 |
$41,405
|
$41,715
|
Fees:
The department pays annual KU Medical Center student
activity fees and library assessment charges. The department will
pay for all training license fees, including DEA, during residency.
Health Insurance Coverage:
Single and family coverage is provided, including 50-100 percent
dental coverage, depending on plan chosen. Vision coverage is available.
Professional Liability Insurance:
The State of Kansas provides this insurance, which applies to
education activities approved by the Dean of the School of Medicine.
Membership:
Candidate membership in the American Academy of Pediatrics is
provided by the Kansas Chapter of the AAP during the intern year,
and by the Department thereafter.
Professional Funds:
- PL-1: Educational Fund
- PL-2 and 3: Authorized travel for scientific meetings plus
an Educational Fund
Leave:
- 15 days vacation annually.
- 10 days sick leave annually.
Camaraderie:

Even more important than money are the friendships you will establish.
The bonds formed in residency will tie you and your peers together
for life.
Kansas Rural Health Bridging Program:
For
residents that are interested in practicing in a rural area,
the Bridging Program provides additional money in exchange
for practice in many areas of the state. Check out the bridging
program site for further information.