Salaries for 2025-2026 (effective July 1, 2025)
PGY-1 $56,518
Health Insurance
Benefit eligible employees may choose from four (4) health plans. The plans include a range of deductibles, copays and coinsurance, including a prescription drug benefit. The premium cost is shared between the employee and the Clinic. The employee’s share of the premium is paid through payroll deduction with pre-tax dollars through the Premium Conversion Plan. Coverage is effective on the first of the month following the date of hire, if enrolled within 31 days of employment.
Dental Insurance
Benefit eligible employees may choose from two (2) dental plans. Coverage is effective on the first of the month following the date of hire, if enrolled within 31 days of employment. The employee’s share of the premium is paid through payroll deduction with pre-tax dollars through the Premium Conversion Plan.
Group Term Life Insurance / Additional Voluntary Term Insurance / Travel and Accident Insurance
The Clinic provides a group term life insurance program effective the first day of the month following the date of hire as a benefit status employee. The life insurance amount is a multiple of salary (1.5). The benefit is rounded up to the next $5,000 increment, not to exceed $200,000. Additional term life insurance and voluntary accidental death and dismemberment insurance may be purchased by the employee for themselves, their spouse, and children at reasonable rates. The Clinic provides $150,000 of travel/ accident insurance coverage while traveling on Clinic business.
401(k) Plan
In addition to the retirement plan, benefit eligible staff may defer pre or post-tax dollars into a 401(k) plan. Eligibility requirements are: age 21 and scheduled to work 1000+ hours in an anniversary year or worked 1000 hours in an anniversary year. Upon eligibility, you may elect to set aside up to 100% of your salary on a tax-deferred or post-tax basis subject to IRS limitations, i.e.; annual maximum = $18,500. The Clinic matches the first 6% of those savings 50 cents on the dollar up to an annual maximum income of $208,000. Vested 100% upon eligibility. Your money is invested according to the investment options you select.
Retirement Plan
The Clinic fully funds a retirement plan for employees. The Clinic contributes 3% of compensation + 3% over social security wage base up to $208,000 of annual income. (Example: $145,000 annual income and $127,400 social security wage base: $127,400 x 3% = $3,852 (145,000 - 127,400) 16,600 x (3% + 3%) 6% = $996 for a total $4848 annual contribution. Vested 100% upon eligibility. Your money is invested according to the investment options you select. Contributions are made annually based on meeting the following criteria: age 21 prior to or as of the last day of the calendar year, worked a minimum of 1000 hours during the calendar year (based on the paychecks received in the calendar year) and actively employed as of the last business day of the calendar year.
Section 125 Medical Flexible Spending Account (MEFSA) or Limited Purpose Flexible Spending Account (LP-FSA)
A MEFSA or LP-FSA allows the employee to set aside pre-tax dollars to cover eligible medical expenses not payable by insurance, such as health and dental plan deductibles or copays, prescription drugs, eye glasses, etc.
Section 125 Dependent Care Plan
Eligible participants may elect to pay for qualifying child or elderly care expenses with pre-tax dollars.
Health Savings Account
High Deductible Health Plan participants can elect to fund their HSA with pre-tax payroll deductions.
Paid Time Off Account
Vacation and short-term sick leave are combined into one paid time off account. The paid time off account is earned on a calendar year basis, based on length of service and budgeted hours. Paid time off is prorated for any fractional year for new hires, for employees entering a new years-of-service category, unpaid leaves of absences, while receiving short-term or long-term disability or terminations. Employees are allowed annually at year end, with manager’s approval, to make an election to carry over hours into their next paid time off year, to sell back hours, to contribute hours in cash form to their 401(k) account (cannot exceed the annual 401(k) contribution limits), or do a combination of carry over, sell back, and 401(k) contribution, but not to exceed a maximum of 40 hours total. Paid time off sell back is at 100% value. Staff utilizing short or long-term disability benefits, worker’s compensation benefits or any unpaid leave do not earn or accrue paid time off.
Years of Service: 0 - 9 Total Days: 21
Holidays
Marshfield Clinic observes 6½ holidays. Holiday time is based on the position’s average budgeted week, i.e.; 40 hours per week = an 8 hour paid holiday, 20 hours per week = 4 hour paid holiday. Holiday time is rounded to the nearest half or full day for less than full time salaried employees. Holidays are not additional days of vacation or floating holidays unless an employee is required to work on the holiday or is required to be on-call on the holiday. To be eligible for holiday pay, you must be in active employment status on the holiday and in a benefit eligible status. (See supplemental information for employees under special work schedules.)
Short-Term Disability Leave
Employees are eligible the first of the month following 90 days of employment. A 70% benefit (based on Budgeted Average Week) is payable after a 7-calendar day elimination period up to 90 days and a 60% benefit during the 91 – 180 day disability period. Maximum benefit period is 180 calendar days. Benefits are subject to approval by the disability insurance company.
Long Term Disability (LTD)
Benefit eligible employees are enrolled in a long-term disability insurance program. The effective date of coverage is the first of the month following 90 days of employment as a benefit status employee. The premium is paid by the Clinic. Benefits begin after 180 calendar days of disability and may continue up to age 65. It provides up to a maximum of 60% of a person’s gross income not to exceed $15,000 monthly benefit.
Employee Education and Development
Marshfield Clinic intends to support employee development through ongoing education and development activities. In-house training programs are offered in a variety of technical, professional, managerial, and personal development areas. Off-site education opportunities may also be available through the Clinic’s meeting and development reimbursement program and tuition assistance program.
Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
Marshfield Clinic staff, employees, and their immediate families may utilize the Clinic’s EAP for assistance and referral for personal concerns and challenges. The program is voluntary and confidential.
Additional Perks
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Extensive integrated computer technology, including state-of-the-art electronic medical record and electronic prescribing
- Creative services are available to residents/fellows for assistance in design of projects
- A standard 35 percent discount (excluding contact lenses) at Marshfield Clinic Optical Shop.
- Eligible to participate in Marshfield Medical Center Credit Union
- Special funds are available for paper presentations in representing their respective program
- Resident Association special activities planned
- Resident all-day workshops
- Resident Well-Being Committee
- Resident/learner lounge is accessible 24/7.
- MCHS Wellness Center is available at a nominal fee.
Housing
Affordable housing is available in Marshfield. The range for rental cost of a two bedroom apartment is $450-$1,000 per month. A variety of housing is available, ranging from apartment complexes to single houses and duplexes.
This summary is designed to acquaint you with general information about some current employee benefits. More information regarding the benefits are addressed in the Clinic's Policy and Procedure Manual, Employee Handbook, and Summary Plan Documents. Marshfield Clinic reserves the right to revise, supplement, or rescind any policies from time to time as it deems appropriate, in its sole and absolute discretion. Employees will be notified of changes through memos and in-house publication.
