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Life as a Resident

Residents are given opportunities for rotations in inpatient and outpatient pediatric and adult urology, as well as an outpatient rotation.

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Life as a Resident

Residents are given opportunities for rotations in inpatient and outpatient pediatric and adult urology, as well as an outpatient rotation.

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2021-2022 Urology Team

Academic Days:

  • 5 Educational days for conferences/year
  • Accepted presentation excluded
  • Conferences
  1. NEAUA: Atlantis, Bahamas and Portland, Maine
  2. AUA:  New Orleans and San Diego
  3. WCE:  Taipei, Taiwan and Cape Town, So. Africa 
  4. SWIU:  Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 

Benefits/Yearly Stipend: $1500 to be used towards books, loupes, conferences

Meal Cards: Weekly stipend at hospital cafeterias to cover meals while on call

Housing: There are a range of housing options in Providence. Some residents live in high-rise apartments in the city center. Others live in apartments or town houses in more residential areas, including College Hill and Oak Hill. Many residents have bought houses just outside the city in Cranston, North Providence or Pawtucket.

Resident Social Life: The residents try to convene once a month to decompress outside of the hospital. Recently we have gathered for drinks at a local bar, candlepin bowling, and dinner out during restaurant week. There is also a much anticipated holiday Yankee Swap every December, hosted by the chief residents.

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2020 Lead Apron Day

 

Salary and Benefits

For information about salary and benefits, please visit the Brown University Health Graduate Medical Education page.

Briefly, here is a listing of the salaries in 2021. These typically increase by a small percent annually.
PGY1 - $63,016.20
PGY2 - $65,008.26
PGY3 - $68,079.83
PGY4 - $71,110.55
PGY5 - $73,868.40
PGY6/Fellow -  $77,478.18

Additional Benefits

  • Meals on Call: Residents are provided a monthly stipend for food at the hospital with extra stipend provided for every 24 hour call
  • Brown Facilities: Physicians training in Brown affiliated residency and fellowship programs are issued a Brown University Identification faculty/staff card and have access to all of the facilities at Brown University and The Warren Alpert School of Medicine.
  • Yearly Stipend: Each PG Year is given $1,500.00 to use for surgical loupes, books, attendance at national/regional/international meetings.
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