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Pediatric Residency Program

Salaries & Benefits

2024-2025 Pediatric Residency Program Salaries

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Year Annual Salary
1 $64,916.80
2 $67,662.40
3 $70,532.80

Benefits and Resources

2025 Benefits Booklet
benefits-graphic Subsidized Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance
benefits-graphic Life and Disability Insurance
benefits-graphic Medical Malpractice Insurance
benefits-graphic Acceptance of J1 Visas ponsored by the ECFMG
benefits-graphic Four weeks paid vacation (Other family leave is also available)
benefits-graphic Educational stipends disbursed each year of training
benefits-graphic Paid American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) membership with yearly PREP subscription; Paid American Medical Association (AMA) Membership
benefits-graphic 24-hour access to medical library resources, including journal subscriptions
benefits-graphic Remote access to PEDS EMR system
benefits-graphic Resident transition retreats for PGY-1 and PGY-2 residents
benefits-graphic Sponsorship of research and poster presentations at national conferences
benefits-graphic Free parking on campus
benefits-graphic Meals provided when on-call overnight
benefits-graphic Access to the hospital's employee gym
benefits-graphic Free scrubs and lab coats
benefits-graphic Access to Pediatric Simulation Lab

Additional Resources

Teaching Conferences

Nicklaus Children's Hospital offers weekly Grand Rounds presentations, multidisciplinary radiology conference, quarterly faculty development sessions, and other recurring subspecialty teaching conferences.

In addition, Nicklaus Children's Hospital sponsors numerous Continuing Medical Education (CME) programs throughout the year, including the Annual Pediatric Postgraduate Course, which is regarded as one of the most established independent CME programs in the country. The course aims to provide a state-of-the-art continuing medical education forum of general pediatrics and pediatric subspecialties to advance best clinical practices, latest research developments, and child advocacy.

Nicklaus Children's Hospital also hosts its General Pediatric Review & Self-Assessment and Pediatric Critical Care Self-Assessment annually. These programs are designed as a comprehensive review for pediatricians who are preparing for the American Board of Pediatrics certification or recertification examination.