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The document is a Patient Care Information Sheet from Stanford University's Office of Postdoctoral Affairs, required for all postdoctoral scholars with patient contact at Stanford Hospital/Clinics. It collects personal and professional information about the scholar, including their credentials, training history, and details regarding patient contact responsibilities during their fellowship. The form must be signed by both the postdoctoral fellow and their faculty sponsor and submitted to the Graduate Medical Education Office.

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Begin by entering your name, social security number, and department/division in the designated fields. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for identification.
Fill in your specialty and degrees completed, including the institution where you received your MD and/or PhD. This section helps establish your qualifications.
Indicate whether you have patient contact during your fellowship by checking the appropriate box. Faculty sponsors must initial next to their respective statements regarding patient contact responsibilities.
If applicable, provide details about billing privileges and attach necessary documents such as the Medical School diploma and California Medical License.
Complete the postgraduate year section by selecting your current year of training and listing any previous training experiences.
Finally, ensure that both you and your faculty sponsor sign and date the form before submission to the Graduate Medical Education Office.

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How do I email Stanford postdoc?

The Office of Postdoctoral Affairs (OPA) is your point of contact for questions related to postdoc services. For Postdoc Benefits, please email postdocbenefits@stanford.edu with any questions.

How much do postdocs at Stanford make?

Average Stanford University Postdoctoral Fellow yearly pay in Stanford is approximately $76,971, which is 20% above the national average. Salary estimated from 30 past and present job postings on Indeed. Please note that all salary figures are approximations based upon third party submissions to Indeed.

What are the retirement benefits of Stanford postdoc?

Salary-paid postdocs have two retirement investment options: the Tax Deferred Account (TDA) and the Roth 403(b) After-Tax Retirement Savings Plan. You contribute pre-tax wages to the TDA and after-tax wages to the Roth IRA. Retirement savings options are unavailable to stipend-paid or outside-funded postdocs.

What is the FTE for Stanford postdoc?

Stanford University maintains that effective and meaningful training for postdoctoral scholars requires full-time commitment by the scholar and the University. As such, postdoctoral scholars at Stanford are appointed in full-time status, or the equivalent of 100% Full Time Equivalent (FTE).

How much do postdoc earn at Stanford?

Term Limits Postdoctoral training at Stanford is limited to 5 years including all previous postdoctoral training. Petitions for a 6th year of training are reviewed by a faculty committee and by the Vice Provost of Graduate Education.