TRAINING LEVEL |
FY 2024-25 |
FY 2024-25 |
PGY 1 |
$58,516 |
$4,876 |
PGY 2 |
$60,346 |
$5,029 |
PGY 3 |
$62,560 |
$5,213 |
PGY 4 |
$65,237 |
$5,436 |
PGY 5 |
$67,876 |
$5,656 |
PGY 6 |
$70,310 |
$5,859 |
PGY 7 |
$72,998 |
$6,083 |
*To offset the cost of Disability and Life Insurance Premiums $600 has been added to your annual stipend..
A resident stipend is determined by the currently assigned PGY level and is unrelated to the number of prior months or years of previous GME completed by the resident.
Vacation** | 21 days per year |
Sick Leave | 21 days per year |
Holidays | All University of Tennessee holidays although the actual day awarded may vary due to patient care concerns. |
Bereavement Leave | For immediate family. |
Leave of Absence | Residents are granted leave of absence with particular arrangements with program criteria in compliance with Board requirements for absence from training. |
Insurance | Medical - Medical Center Pays 80%, Resident Pays 20% Co-Payment, Individual, Individual & Spouse, Individual & Children, or Family Coverage Disability - $1,500 Per Month Benefit Life - $100,000 (Double Indemnity Accidental) Liability - Provided by Tennessee State Board of Claims (Limited to Residency Program Activities). |
Educational Meetings | GSM supports resident travel to approved regional or national conferences when the resident is presenting an accepted poster, abstract or oral presentation, or to receive an award. Amount - $2,500 per such meeting.
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Payment for Publications | GME funds can be used to pay for resident and fellow publication costs up to $1500 per accepted manuscript. To qualify, publications must meet the following criteria: (1) resident or fellow must be first or second author on the paper, (2) original research only (3) the journal must be PubMed cited and peer reviewed, and (4) the Impact Factor of the journal must exceed 1.5. Journal submission or membership fees will not be supported by GME funds. Residents should first check the impact factor of the journal of interest before submitting the manuscript. |
Educational Benefits | Additional courses provided by the Graduate School of Medicine:
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Simulation Center | Available for all residents in all training programs with emphasis on surgical and procedural practice. |
Uniforms | Monogrammed white lab coats provided. |
Meals | Provided during on-call hours. |
Pagers | Alpha-numeric pagers provided. |
Medical Library | Badge access available 24/7 for a comfortable place to read and study, computer lab, and printing and copying. Professional literature searches and publishing support available. Schedule a custom research consultation to fit your schedule. |
Notary | Notary services are provided. |
Parking | Free parking provided by the Medical Center. |
**The amount of time a resident can be away from residency duties and still meet Board and or graduation requirements varies among the specialties. Each program will provide its residents with written program-specific policies on leave allowances and the effect of leaves of absence, for any reason, on satisfying the criteria for completion of that program.
Textbooks Purchased for Each Resident:
Conference Reimbursement
PGY2-CA1 Year - $1500
PGY3-CA2 Year - $1750
PGY4-CA3 Year - $2000
5 days of professional leave with pay for approved meetings
Dues and Fees Paid
Amercian Society of Anesthesiology
American Society of Regional Anesthesia
International Anesthesia Research Society
Tennessee Society of Anesthesiologists
Examination Fees Paid
Yearly In-Training Examination
Sick Leave
5 days per year
Other
$200 Christmas Textbook
Resident Educational Room with full textbook
Llibrary and media equipment
Computers and LCD for Resident Use
Notary Services
Brett Barrilleaux, MD CA-3 Louisiana State University School of Medicine , New Orleans |
Jackson Harris, MD CA-3 Wake Forest School of Medicine |
Tara Keil, MD CA-3 Mercer University School of Medicine |
William Majors, MD CA-3 East Tennessee State University James H. Quillen College of Medicine |
Samuel Pettigrew, MD CA-3 Michigan State University College of Medicine |
Adam Seal, MD CA-3 University of Tennessee Health Science Center College of Medicine |
Paul Shanahan, MD CA-3 University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry |
Corey Stack, MD CA-3 Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University |
Mark Allen, MD CA-2 University of Alabama School of Medicine |
Oluwadunsin Bakare, MD CA-2 The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio Joe R. and Teresa Lozano Long SOM |
Austin Bowyer, MD CA-2 Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine |
Alexandra Brown, MD CA-2 University of Illinois College of Medicine |
Stephanie DeFord, MD CA-2 University of Tennessee Health Science Center College of Medicine |
Tyler King, MD CA-2 East Tennessee State University James H. Quillen College of Medicine |
Clayton Kolle, MD CA-2 University of Texas Medical Branch At Galveston |
John Madigan, MD CA-2 Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences at the University at Buffalo |
Samuel Patton, MD CA-2 University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences College of Medicine |
Wesley Peters, MD CA-2 University of Texas Medical Branch At Galveston |
Tyler Breckenkamp, MD CA-1 Saint Louis University School of Medicine |
Hunter Calvert, DO CA-1 Lincoln Memorial University - DeBusk College of Osteopathic Medicine |
Komal Chaudhry, MD CA-1 Southern Illinois University School of Medicine |
Ashley Cowan, DO CA-1 Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine |
Christopher Evers, MD CA-1 University of South Alabama College of Medicine |
Britton Huskey, MD CA-1 East Tennessee State University James H. Quillen College of Medicine |
Samuel Hutcheson, MD CA-1 University of South Alabama College of Medicine |
Austin Martindale, MD CA-1 University of Alabama School of Medicine |
Stephen Morvant, MD CA-1 University of Tennessee Health Science Center College of Medicine |
Ronald Young, MD CA-1 University of South Carolina School of Medicine Greenville |
Cody Bly, DO Clinical Base Year University of North Texas Health Science Center at Fort Worth - Texas COM |
Christian Bolton, MD Clinical Base Year Michigan State Un College of Human Medicine |
Daren Chen, MD Clinical Base Year Indiana University School of Medicine |
Jonathan Crump, MD Clinical Base Year Spencer Fox Eccles School of Medicine at the University of Utah |
Logan Evans, MD, MBA Clinical Base Year University of Kentucky College of Medicine |
Andrew Killion, MD Clinical Base Year Indiana University School of Medicine |
Jacob Letson, MD Clinical Base Year University of South Alabama College of Medicine |
Alan Philip George, MD, MPH Clinical Base Year University of Alabama at Birmingham Marnix E. Heersink School of Medicine |
Joseph Raffel, IV, MD Clinical Base Year Wake Forest University School of Medicine |
Melissa Tincher, MD Clinical Base Year Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University |
At the University of Tennessee Center for Advanced Medical Simulation (UTCAMS), physicians, students, and other members of the healthcare team attain not only improvement in individual skills, but also learn and practice team skills that are essential for patient safety. This type of multi-faceted, orchestrated training improves critical thinking, decision making, and clinical techniques - all without imparting risk to a real patient. Discover how the UTCAMS is enhancing the learning of our anesthesiology residents and nurse anesthetists:
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