Loma Linda University Health Education Consortium provides its residents and fellows with a compensation program that is highly competitive in today’s market. We approach salary and benefits as a total compensation package: wage programs, pay practices, paid time off, and ancillary benefits are all part of a compensation structure that sustains a comfortable quality of life for our residents and fellows.
Benefits in Brief
Current 2018-2019 Salary Structure
Annual Salary
| PGY-1 | PGY-2 | PGY-3 | PGY-4 | PGY-5 | PGY-6 | PGY-7 & 8 | Chief Resident VAH |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $56,131.00 | $58,188.00 | $60,265.00 | $62,322.00 | $64,851.00 | $67,422.00 | $75,358.40 | $75,628.80 |
Upcoming 2019-2020 Salary Structure
Annual Salary
| PGY-1 | PGY-2 | PGY-3 | PGY-4 | PGY-5 | PGY-6 | PGY-7 & 8 | Chief Resident VAH |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $56,131.00 | $58,188.00 | $60,265.00 | $62,322.00 | $64,851.00 | $67,422.00 | $75,358.40 | $75,628.80 |
2018-2019 Benefit Package At-a-Glance
*Note: This Benefit Package is calculated for an M.D. US Graduate in a categorical program. To qualify for the cell phone stipend, you must use it for Spok Mobil App (mobile pager) and/or ResQ Medical App (duty hour reporting).
| PGY-1 | PGY-2 | PGY-3 | PGY-4 | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Salary | $56,131.00 | Salary | $58,188.00 | Salary | $60,265.00 | Salary | $62,322.00 |
| USMLE Step 3 (Educational Fund) | $850.00 | Medical License Fee (Educational Fund) | $416.50 | ||||
| Medical License Fee (Educational Fund) | $491.00 | Educational Fund | $242.50 | Educational Fund | $1,000.00 | Educational Fund | $1,000.00 |
| Basic Up-To-Date Subscription | Up to $214.00 per year for first time subscribers | Basic Up-To-Date Subscription | Up to $199.00 per year for renewing subscribers | Basic Up-To-Date Subscription | Up to $199.00 per year for renewing subscribers | Basic Up-To-Date Subscription | Up to $199.00 per year for renewing subscribers |
| Cell Phone Stipend | $300.00 | Cell Phone Stipend | $300.00 | Cell Phone Stipend | $300.00 | Cell Phone Stipend | $300.00 |
| TOTAL (per year) | $57,986.00 | $59,346.00 | $62,764.00 | $63,821.00 | |||
Medical and Dental Coverage
Our excellent comprehensive medical and dental plan includes prescriptions and is provided at minimal cost to you and your dependents. Specific information about your coverage is available by contacting Risk Management.
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Monthly Contribution |
Medical Coverage Wholeness Plan with Wellness Discount |
Medical Coverage Wholeness Plan |
Medical Coverage Base Plan |
Dental Coverage |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FTB | FTB | FTB | FTB | |
| Employee (EE) | $40 | $190 | $90 | $5 |
| EE & Children | $135 | $360 | $220 | $20 |
| EE & Spouse | $160 | $385 | $260 | $30 |
| Family | $255 | $555 | $400 | $55 |
Paid Leave
Holidays
There are eight (8) paid holidays per year: New Year’s Day, President’s Day, Memorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, the Friday following Thanksgiving, and Christmas.
Vacation
PGY-1: three weeks (15 Monday – Friday days)
PGY-2 to PGY-8: four weeks (20 Monday – Friday days)
Professional Leave: Varies according to program
Sick Leave and Disability
Sick leave is provided at ten (10) days (Monday-Friday) per year.
Long-term disability insurance is paid by LLUHEC providing income replacement for residents in the case of disability after 30 days of being hired.
Additional Income
Licensed residents and fellows can earn additional income with moonlighting opportunities available within our medical center with approval by the Program Director. View the Moonlighting Agreement Form.
Assistance to Fatigued Residents
Residents who feel it unwise or unsafe to drive themselves home following duty should take a cab home. The Graduate Medical Education Office will reimburse the resident for a round-trip cab fare to home addresses within 30 miles of Loma Linda University Health if submitted online with a receipt within one week.
Disability Insurance
State Disability Insurance (SDI) is available for eligible employees in the event of hospitalization, outpatient surgery, or illness lasting over one week. An SDI claim form must be completed and submitted to the state promptly. Loma Linda University Health requires that employees apply for SDI if a covered event occurs. In addition to SDI, residents are covered by a long-term group disability income plan provided by Loma Linda University Health. This plan provides disability benefits until age 65.
Educational Stipend
As a LLUHEC resident and fellow, you are eligible for $1000 reimbursement per academic year for the following educational and license fees incurred while completing your residency with us:
- USMLE/COMLEX Step 3 Exam
- California Medical License Application
- Californial Medical License & Renewal
- DEA
- Up-To-Date Annual Subscription
Employee HR Self-Service
Available through the PeoplePortal system, which can be accessed from the One Portal intranet (see Other Links & Applications). PeoplePortal allows you to modify W-4 exemptions, or view your paycheck. You must also notify the Graduate Medical Education Office of any changes to your name or home address; Contact the Graduate Medical Education Office by email or at 909-558-6131 (ext. 66131).
Family/Parental Leave
Twelve (12) weeks of family/medical leave, without pay but with continued benefits, is available for personal illness or family needs within the guidelines of the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA).
Lactation Pumping Rooms
Loma Linda University Health provides lactation rooms to support women balancing their return to work with their needs as mothers of young children. Each room offers a clean, secure, and user-friendly environment for women who need to pump during their work shift.
Life Insurance
Loma Linda University Health provides a $300,000 group term life insurance policy.
Living Whole Wellness Program
The Living Whole Wellness Program was established by the Department of Risk Management in 2006. This is due to Loma Linda University Health’s commitment to the health and wellbeing of its employees and their families. This award-winning program provides services and resources to aid individuals in the journey of health and wellness. Health behavior changes can be difficult, but with the right knowledge and support many things can be accomplished! Please review the variety of services that are available and we look forward to working with you on your Living Whole journey!
Malpractice Coverage
Medical malpractice insurance is provided for you by LLUH through a self-insured program. This program covers house staff while acting within the course and scope of their employment relationship. All coverage is provided on an occurrence basis. No separate "tail coverage" is required.
Meals
Four $3.00 meal tickets are issued for each scheduled 24-hour-in-house on-call period. In addition, residents receive 20 percent discount on food purchased at the Medical Center, Children’s Hospital, Faculty Dining Room, FMO, and the Councilor’s Student Pavilion. Medical Center cafeteria hours are from 6 a.m. to midnight Sunday through Saturday.
Parking
Parking is provided for designated parking lots on campus. The Department of Parking has established an online service for the application of parking permits, updating accounts, permit renewal, appealing violations and violation payments. Visit parking regulations for more information.
Recreation Facility
All residents and their dependents are allowed to join the Drayson Center free of charge.
Retirement Plan
Employees may choose a percentage or dollar amount to be taken of of their paycheck per pay period pre-tax, after-tax or both. Employer contributions of 5% of total gross compensation up to $270,000 will be credited to participant's accounts annually; no later than September of the following year. Current residents can access available forms for the retirement plan on the One Portal.
| Years of Service | Vested Percentage |
|---|---|
| Less than 1 Year | 0% |
| 1 Year | 20% |
| 2 Years | 40% |
| 3 Years | 60% |
| 4 Years | 80% |
| 5 Years | 100% |
Sleeping Rooms
Call rooms are available for residents and fellows who are required to stay in the hospital overnight. Contact your residency coordinator for call room access.
White Coats
Two white laboratory coats are provided at the beginning of training. Additional coats may be purchased by a resident or fellow from the Graduate Medical Education Office upon request. There are no provision for personal laundry.
