OMFS Six year programs that pay for Med school?

[Kobe08]

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I think Mayo and Cornell provide salaries all six years (this is correct right?). I also know that UPenn offers a stipend to cover your tuition-not sure if it's all of it though. Any more to that list?

 

[Michael Scarn]

Louisville does.

San Antonio you get like 22k per year during med school (tuition is 16k).

Gainesville I believe you get a stipend while in med school. Can't remember if it completely covers it.

 

[pretzeldude66]

NYU - full pay all 6 years.

 

[Parklife]

NYU - full pay all 6 years.

So that's where all the D-school student's money goes...

 

[thejawdr]

UMMC (Mississippi) gives you a 20k "scholarship" during med school

 

[nopo]

OHSU doesn't give salary for year 2 or 3 (med school years), but does pay for medical school.

 

[southomfs]

We get paid half of a PGY 1 during M2, half PGY2 during M3, and 80% of a PGY 3 in M4.

Residents now get to pay in state tuition all 3 years at about 32k per year.

There are typically 4-5k per year "scholarships" that the department gives to the PGY 1 and 2 residents that aren't mentioned at all anywhere b/c they aren't guaranteed. I got them both years.

Overall, it's about break even to get an MD here, except for living expenses and opportunity cost of 2 years of practice.

 

[thewingman]

Any word on UT-Houston or UT-Southwestern?

 

[CMistry]

UT Southwestern/Parkland does not provide a stipend while in medical school. The medical school is very reasonable at $17k/yr (automatic in-state for OMFS), and there are a few grants for T/A-ing anatomy, academic performance, etc. Also during the first 3 years of residency you spend about 10 months on different services (OMFS/ENT/Anesthesia) for which you are paid PGY-1 salary during those months.

 

[thewingman]

UT Southwestern/Parkland does not provide a stipend while in medical school. The medical school is very reasonable at $17k/yr (automatic in-state for OMFS), and there are a few grants for T/A-ing anatomy, academic performance, etc. Also during the first 3 years of residency you spend about 10 months on different services (OMFS/ENT/Anesthesia) for which you are paid PGY-1 salary during those months.

Thanks!

 

[hotrod0917]

University of Michigan also pays for 1/2 of Med school tuition on 2nd and 3rd year. Other 4 years you get paid full salary.

 

[Diezel69x]

NYU - full pay all 6 years.

that is not correct, they dont get paid in medschool

 

[GTFOOMICT]

that is not correct, they dont get paid in medschool

You sure about that? This is just off memory when I interviewed but I thought they did. If no pay that's a tough position to take.

 

[pretzeldude66]

that is not correct, they dont get paid in medschool

Hmm, thats strange... I'm one of the residents... and I've gotten full pay checks every 2 weeks while in med school!

 

[HowsYourFather]

University of Illinois at Chicago 6 year pays your full PGY 2/3 resident salary during medical school and there is a full tuition waiver.

 

[the_working_cusp]

University of Illinois at Chicago 6 year pays your full PGY 2/3 resident salary during medical school and there is a full tuition waiver.

Sorry to revive this old thread

but is still true for UIC? same setup as NYU?

 

[GimmeTheScalpel]

Sorry to revive this old thread

but is still true for UIC? same setup as NYU?

UIC pays most of it. NYU is free. Michigan pays for half.

 

[OMFS@2018]

OHSU is free med school.

 

[the_working_cusp]

UIC pays most of it. NYU is free. Michigan pays for half.

so these schools (UIC, Michigan, NYU etc) pay a portion or all of med school while additionally paying you a full PGY salary all years even during med school?

 

[GimmeTheScalpel]

so these schools (UIC, Michigan, NYU etc) pay a portion or all of med school while additionally paying you a full PGY salary all years even during med school?

Michigan does not pay you during med school. NYU does because you take call. Not sure about UIC.