Article 21: Remuneration Schedule and Categories of Residents
21.01 PAR-BC Schedule
The April 1, 2009 rates will remain in effect for 2010-2012. There will be a general increase of 1.5% effective the first pay period on or after January 1, 2013 and a further general increase of 1.3% effective the first pay period on or after April 1, 2013.
The schedule will be as follows:
April 1, 2009
| Annual | Monthly | |
|---|---|---|
| Resident I | $48,565.20 | $4,047.10 |
| Resident II | $54,177.71 | $4,514.81 |
| Resident III | $59,038.36 | $4,919.86 |
| Resident IV | $63,549.53 | $5,295.79 |
| Resident V | $68,341.81 | $5,695.15 |
| Resident VI | $72,965.18 | $6,080.43 |
| Resident VII | $77,758.74 | $6,479.90 |
First Pay Period on or After January 1, 2013
| Annual | Monthly | |
|---|---|---|
| Resident I | $49,293.68 | $4,107.81 |
| Resident II | $54,990.38 | $4,582.53 |
| Resident III | $59,923.94 | $4,993.66 |
| Resident IV | $64,502.77 | $5,375.23 |
| Resident V | $69,366.94 | $5,780.58 |
| Resident VI | $74,059.66 | $6,171.64 |
| Resident VII | $78,925.12 | $6,577.09 |
First Pay Period on or After April 1, 2013
| Annual | Monthly | |
|---|---|---|
| Resident I | $49,934.50 | $4,161.21 |
| Resident II | $55,705.25 | $4,642.10 |
| Resident III | $60,702.95 | $5,058.58 |
| Resident IV | $65,341.31 | $5,445.11 |
| Resident V | $70,268.71 | $5,855.73 |
| Resident VI | $75,022.44 | $6,251.87 |
| Resident VII | $79,951.15 | $6,662.60 |
Categories of Residents
The status of a Resident is an Academic matter to be determined by the Program Director and/or the Associate Dean.
The Residency Program level to which a Resident is assigned shall be in accordance with the requirements of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada or the College of Family Physicians of Canada. The appointment of a Resident shall be within the sole discretion of the Associate Dean of the Faculty of Medicine at the University of British Columbia. Upon approval by the Associate Dean, the Employer will pay a Resident in accordance with the following level definitions:
Definitions
R-1 A Resident who is in the first year of a Residency Program
R-2 A Resident who is in the second year of a Residency Program
R-3 A Resident who is in the third year of a Residency Program
R-4 A Resident who is in the fourth year of a Residency Program
R-5 A Resident who is in the fifth year of a Residency Program
R-6 A Resident who is in the sixth year of a Residency Program
R-7 A Resident who is in the seventh year of a Residency Program
A Resident, prior to an appointment, shall be advised by the Program Director or Associate Dean into which of the categories he/she is appointed.
A Resident who changes training programs during an appointment year shall be immediately reclassified based on credit given for the previous training as determined by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada, the College of Family Physicians of Canada, or the College of Physicians and Surgeons of B.C.
Sub-specialty training shall be viewed as a progression of a Residency Program, and, as such, a Resident shall continue to progress incrementally through the Resident categories for the duration of the training.
21.02 Statement of Wages
The Employer may opt to provide a Resident with the statement of wages electronically rather than with a paper copy.
