BENEFITS AND RESOURCES Sample Clauses

BENEFITS AND RESOURCES. ‌ The benefit program outlined below is designed for individuals in the Resident (10328) and Fellow ACGME (10439) titles receiving salary and benefits from the University of Washington. UWSOM also provides a number of benefits that are unique to residents, outlined under Other Resident Resources, Training Site Resources and Services section below. Policies related to these benefits are subject to change during the academic year. In the event of a change in benefits policy, the GME Office will notify residents. More information about each of these benefits may be found on the GME website or by contacting the GME Office. Residents may also contact UW Human Resources at (000) 000-0000 for questions regarding UW benefits. Some of these benefits, including but not limited to the UW Retirement Plan (UWRP), may not apply to residents who hold a title of ACGME Stipend (21891) and receive stipends from training grants. Xxxxxxxx paid through training grants are not considered wages and are not subject to federal tax withholding. Residents who hold the ACGME Stipend (21891) title should consult a tax advisor should they have questions regarding their federal tax obligation. Residents should contact their department if they have questions about this appointment structure. Residents required by their program to participate in overnight call or to perform other duties related to the residency program past midnight on their last night of service will receive pay and all benefits (including health insurance, professional liability coverage and workers’ compensation) for hours worked past the end date reflected in their appointment agreement.
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