Salary & Benefits
The benefits document is a summary of your Ascension Seton benefits. It includes the associate’s status required to qualify, as well as the eligibility effective date. Benefits may change during the year. If you have any questions or require further information, please call 855-992-4672.
"Level","Salary" "PGY-1","$60,598" "PGY-2","$62,532" "PGY-3","$65,064" "PGY-4","$67,659" "PGY-5","$70,866" "PGY-6","$73,172" "PGY-7","$75,686" "PGY-8","$77,589"
Salaries are effective on date of hire for incoming residents and July 1, 2022, for continuing residents.
Paid Time Off (PTO)
Each fiscal year, House Staff physicians will be provided 25 days PTO to be used for coverage of vacation, holiday and sick time. A maximum of 15 PTO days may be approved for vacation and holiday. The remaining 10 PTO days are available exclusively for unscheduled absences (e.g., sick time). All PTO requests must be approved by the program director prior to usage.
Additional Uses
Final Year of Training: Residents in their final year of training may use up to 5 days PTO (from the unscheduled absence portion) to:
- Attend an educational conferences (provided that they have funds available in their educational funds account) or
- Interview for jobs and/or fellowships.
Reporting Related to Holidays
Automatic Deduction for Holidays: As a default, each resident will be charged a PTO day for every recognized holiday. As such, residency programs must notify their timekeeper in advance if PTO should be removed.
Clinic Holiday Closings: Since resident work schedules conform to clinic schedules, residents will not be required to use PTO for clinic holiday closings unless the date falls within an approved vacation. See required action under “Automatic Deduction for Holiday.”
Ascension Seton Holidays: New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, Good Friday
Reminders
Residents will not accrue PTO, instead PTO hours will be preloaded on or near the pay period closest to July 1st. Residents that are hired during the middle of a fiscal year will have their preload prorated. Remaining PTO hours will not be carried over from one fiscal year to the next. Additionally, PTO hours may not be sold or donated. Any remaining PTO hours will not be paid out upon termination or graduation. PTO is not used for bereavement, jury duty or an approved unpaid leave of absence.
CME: Residents will not be required to use PTO when presenting at conferences. However, in these instances, residents are limited to 3 working days; any time thereafter must be taken as PTO.