Salary
Resident physician salaries and benefits at the Montgomery Family Medicine Residency Program are competitive with other area programs.
Academic Year |
Annual Salary |
Meal Stipend |
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PGY-1 |
$57,964 |
$100 per 2 weeks |
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PGY-2 |
$60,215 |
$100 per 2 weeks |
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PGY-3 |
$62,460 |
$100 per 2 weeks |
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Chief Resident |
$62,460 + $2,500 |
$100 per 2 weeks |
Benefits
Health Coverage
Resident physicians are considered Baptist Health employees and are entitled to the system's comprehensive health package afforded to all Baptist Health employees. This package includes health, dental and vision coverage with options for the single resident and the resident with a family.
Disability and Life Insurance
Disability and life insurance is provided at no cost to the resident.
Malpractice Insurance
Malpractice insurance is provided at no cost to the resident for all work done in connection with the residency program. Additional malpractice insurance must be purchased by each resident for moonlighting.
Vacation/Sick Leave
PGY-1 and PGY-2 resident physicians are allowed 23 PTO (paid time off) days per year including personal time, sick time and holidays taken by the program, and 2 Wellness days for necessary doctor's appointments. PGY-3 resident physicians are allowed 23 PTO days, 2 Wellness days and 5 Interview days. PTO days must be taken in the year earned and cannot be cashed in or accrued.
CME Allowance
Resident physicians are allowed up to 5 CME days annually to attend educational conferences. Residents receive the following annual CME benefits:
- PGY-1: $500
- PGY-2: $1,000
- PGY-3: $1,500
Laptop
MFMRP utilizes an electronic health record system. While in residency training each resident is provided with a laptop computer that will allow residents to chart patient office visits during clinics and access clinic and hospital data while off campus.
Fees/Dues
Baptist Health and its residency program will pay for the following dues during residency training:
PGY-1 |
PGY-2 |
PGY-3 |
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Moving allowance at the start of residency training - up to $1,000 with proper receipts |
Exam fee for USMLE/COMLEX Step 3/Level 3 – Paid once if taken during our residency training |
Alabama full license fees - including uniform application, criminal background check, Certificate of Qualification (if applicable) |
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AAFP membership dues |
USMLE Step 3/COMLEX Level 3 - Transcript fee for score validation, as requested by the program |
BLS/ACLS/PALS Re-certifications |
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BLS/ACLS/PALS/NRP/ALSO Certifications |
Alabama full license fees - including uniform application, criminal background check, Certificate of Qualification (if applicable) |
AAFP membership dues |
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AAFP membership dues |
ABFM exam fee – reimbursed if passed on the first attempt while enrolled in the residency program |
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BLS/ACLS/PALS Re-certifications |
Note: The program does not pay for ACSC (Alabama Controlled Substance Certification), Federal DEA Certificate (Drug Enforcement Administration) and FCVS (Federation Credentials Verification Service). The program will only pay for one license per contract year. |
Lab Coats
Resident physicians are provided with two lab coats in each year of their residency training. Laundering of the lab coats is provided by the program.
Meals
Residents are provided with a $100 meal stipend each pay period to be used in the hospital cafeteria when the resident is on duty or on call.
Parking
Parking is provided free of charge in the covered physician parking garage.
Call Room
The resident physician call room provides a home-like atmosphere for residents on call. With three secure sleeping rooms, a living room, a study, a kitchen and two baths, residents enjoy the quiet, comfortable setting available at the hospital for overnight duty.