Paid salary during ARIP?

[rock1234]

Does anyone know? Do you get paid your regular salary + a stipend during ARIP? At all places?
Thanks

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[Rads312]

You mean, AIRP?

yeah dude. I would imagine so...i've heard randomly of some programs not giving you a stipend, but I imagine those are places you'd need to stay away from.

Don't think it's legal for them not to pay you during that time.

 

[meister]

Every program will pay you your salary. Some programs give you an additional stipend, probably the majority.

 

[RadGod1]

Also, beware of programs that don't send their residents to AIRP at all.


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[leadhead]

Also, beware of programs that don't sent their residents to AIRP at all.


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Probably a good rule of thumb, but the folks at Duke seem to do okay on boards without going

 

[Light at end of tunnel]

Also, beware of programs that don't sent their residents to AIRP at all.


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Are you aware of any programs that are known for not sending residents to AIRP?

 

[RadsFad]

Are you aware of any programs that are known for not sending residents to AIRP?

Rutgers

 

[Light at end of tunnel]

Rutgers

Can you pay your own way if you wanted to go, or is it that AIRP isnt a rotation in their program?

I can see programs not being able to afford the trips (or preferring to spend funds elsewhere), but categorically removing an elective rotation would be unusual.

 

[LadyRad]

Rutgers

Which one? NJMS or RWJ or both?

 

[RadGod1]

Probably a good rule of thumb, but the folks at Duke seem to do okay on boards without going

Well, that was aimed at the lower/mid-tier programs that don't send their residents to AIRP. But Duke is obviously an exception considering many programs send their residents to the Duke review program for boards. From what I understand, residents do benefit from AIRP beyond just the board prep aspect though.


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[Rads312]

If nothing else, it's a much needed month to decompress a little, catch up on reading and sleep from what I hear.

All my seniors have come back refreshed afterwards.