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My program did not take it out of my vacation days. They were heroic during the process.
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Ours come out of our vacation time, and all of our usual "vacation" policies still apply (i.e. cannot take more than 5 days in any 2 month period, etc). They are pretty inflexible, or at least have been in past years.
Ours come out of vacation time, but we generally got more vacation per year than most (4 wks/yr).
We don't get time off for interviews, we have to take sick/vacation time. However, the ABR increased resident vacation time to 30 days per year starting in July 2010, so I don't foresee any problems for me.
Source: http://www.theabr.org/ic/ic_ro/ic_ro_req.html
Source: http://www.theabr.org/ic/ic_ro/ic_ro_req.html
Leaves of Absence
New policy effective July 1, 2010
Leaves of absence and vacation may be granted to residents at the discretion of the program director in accordance with local rules. Within the required period(s) of graduate medical education, the total such leave and vacation time may not exceed:
6 calendar weeks
(30 working days) for residents in a program for one year
12 calendar weeks
(60 working days) for residents in a program for two years
18 calendar weeks
(90 working days) for residents in a program for three years
24 calendar weeks
(120 working days) for residents in a program for four years
If a longer leave of absence is granted, the required period of graduate medical education must be extended accordingly.
The ABR leave policy is based on educational needs and is not affected by other institutional, state or federal policies.
We don't get time off for interviews, we have to take sick/vacation time. However, the ABR increased resident vacation time to 30 days per year starting in July 2010
I doubt most residencies will actually follow suit and expand vacation time to 6 weeks 😉 These new ABR recs are probably more along the lines of "allowable" maximums.
Leaves of absence and vacation may be granted to residents at the discretion of the program director in accordance with local rules. Within the required period(s) of graduate medical education, the total such leave and vacation time may not exceed
True.
But we get it. 🙂
But we get it. 🙂