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We are committed to the wellness of our residents.
Graduate Medical Education (GME) benefits
Robust benefits package from GME including:
- Competitive salary
- Four weeks vacation annually
- Flex days and sick time
- Annual GME education allowance (PGY-1: $500; PGY-2: $1000; PGY-3: $1500)
Emergency Medicine residency program benefits
In addition to the generous benefits offered by GME, our program offers:
- Holiday time off over Christmas or New Year’s
- Resident-centric scheduling, maximizing vacation preferences
- Tintinalli’s Emergency Medicine: Print or personal digital account
- PoCUS 101
- Board review support including ROSH Review access and EM Foundations
- Personal laptops for resident use
- Monthly social gatherings organized by Emergency Medicine (EM) Chief Residents
Wellness-focused didactic activities
Regularly scheduled program and didactic activities that support resident wellness
- Narrative medicine curriculum
- Resident houses
- Faculty mentors
- New intern (Newtern) wilderness team-building overnight camping trip during orientation
- Annual wilderness medicine didactic day with cookout
- Resident retreat: Annual off-site overnight retreat—planned by and for residents—offers the opportunity for residents to spend time together in a non-clinical setting. Venues have included Ragged Mountain ski resort, Dartmouth Skiway, mountain and lake retreat vacation rentals. Residents are released from all clinical obligations for at least 24 hours.
Conferences
The program covers expenses for resident attendance at a variety of conferences.
- All Residents:
- Center for Rural Emergency Services and Trauma Annual Symposium at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center – Annual conference focusing on practical skills and clinical skills for emergency care providers with the goal of improving the care of rural patients.
- Managing Medical Emergencies at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center – Annual conference during which internal and regional Emergency Medicine faculty present cutting-edge topics and cases relevant to EM practice.
- PGY-1: Vermont Emergency Medicine Update: Stowe, Vermont
- PGY-2: The Difficult Airway course: Boston, Massachusetts
- PGY-3: Other regional/national conferences as resources permit: examples include CORD, ACEP, SAEM
- The program will support resident presentation at additional conferences to present research or other projects as opportunities arise.
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