REMOTE MANDATORY TRAINING EXPENSES
34.01 Remote Mandatory Training
a) Remote mandatory training is where a Resident Physician provides services and relocates as part of their mandatory training requirements at a location in a community in Canada that is at least fifty (50) kilometres away from the city limits of the community where they normally perform the majority of their duties. The determination of whether such training is mandatory shall be made by the respective Associate Dean.
b) Resident Physicians shall be reimbursed by AHS for accommodation and travel expenses as follows for costs associated with remote training that are not otherwise reimbursable through other agencies. The intent of this reimbursement is to minimize additional accommodation and travel costs the Resident Physician incurs completing mandatory remote training and shall not replace or subsidize living expenses incurred in the community where the Resident Physician normally performs the majority of their duties
c) Accommodations – Subject to prior approval, an amount deemed to be reasonable in the circumstances.
d) Travel – One (1) round trip for every four (4) consecutive weeks of remote training, up to a maximum of $1,000.00 per round trip or, subject to prior approval, a greater amount deemed to be reasonable in the circumstances. Reimbursement will be for actual transportation expenses incurred. Resident Physicians are encouraged to use the least expensive method of travel available. If Resident Physicians use their own vehicles to travel to and from the remote training location, mileage will be reimbursed in accordance with the provisions of the AHS Travel Policy reimbursement rates. e) Reimbursement shall occur through submission of an AHS travel expense claim. Receipts are required for all items claimed except for mileage. The travel expense claim and all receipts must be submitted within ninety (90) days of completion of remote training.
Residents log into AHS and follow directions for submitting their claim
OEMAC * OMSOC
i) Use RPD Funds
ii) Apply for Conference Scholarship
iii) Apply for a Scholarship through the Alberta Medical Association Section of Occupational Medicine. This scholarship request would be addressed to Dr. Sebastian Straube, Alberta Medical Association Section President -- outline what other financial resources have been sought and which are available. Outline how conference participation would further the resident's career ambitions in Occupational Medicine.
**Residents should consider joining the Alberta Medical Association Section of Occupational Medicine as there is a discount for the OEMAC conference that comes with being a section member.
LOG in to AMA
Residents forward expense details to mepocmed who will prepare and submit your claim. Ensure you keep your receipts.
ELECTIVES
At the beginning of each term, the residents will be provided with a funding estimate worksheet to establish annual budgets. The residents will be asked to provide elective details and estimated costs.
Residents forward expense details to mepocmed who will prepare and submit your claim. Ensure you keep your receipts.