The University's Office of Student Health Benefits coordinates the benefits and enrollment for health, dental, disability, and life insurance.

Family Medicine Resident Benefits · Health insurance · Flexible spending account · Life insurance · Disability (short- and long-term) · Malpractice insurance ...

For comprehensive information on resident benefits, please refer to the Office of Student Health Benefits website. Meet Minneapolis.

While you're a resident, fellow or intern at the University of Minnesota, you have group long-term disability coverage through The Guardian Life Insurance ...

Short-term disability insurance provides you with income protection of 70% of your income up to $1,000 weekly benefit maximum when an injury, sickness, or ...

To be eligible as a Minnesota resident for most state financial aid programs, a student must meet ONE of the following criteria.

Please consider supporting the Internal Medicine Residency Program at the Univ of MN. Funds will be used to pay for residency appreciation and recognition ...

Residents and Fellows are eligible to sign up for a Optional Retirement Account through the Office of Human Resources. There are two plans available, the ...

Its tuition is full-time: $42,861 (in-state) and full-time: $64,257 (out-of-state). The faculty-student ratio at University of Minnesota is 2.2:1. The Medical ...

Paid benefits · Vacation (20 working days a year) · Short-term disability (medical leave up to 13 weeks — includes six weeks of paid maternity leave) · Paid ...