MEDICAL SERIES Sample Clauses

MEDICAL SERIES. 34.1 Persons in the medical series shall be compensated as follows: 1/31/96 2/1/98 5/1/99 10/1/99 Medical Professor $62,323 $64,193 $66,761 $68,096 (Basic Sciences) To To To To 89,207 91,883 95,558 97,469 Associate Medical $52,244 $53,811 $55,963 $57,082 Professor To To To To (Basic Sciences) 78,309 80,658 83,884 85,562 Assistant Medical $42,167 $43,432 $45,169 $46,072 Professor To To To To (Basic Sciences) 67,409 69,431 72,208 73,652 Medical Professor $80,461 $82,875 $86,190 $87,914 (Clinical) To To To To 119,727 123,319 128,252 130,817 Associate Medical $70,385 $72,497 $75,397 $76,905 Professor (Clinical) To To To To 100,108 107,235 103,111 109,380 Assistant Medical $62,323 $64,193 $66,761 $68,096 Professor (Clinical) To To To To 89,209 97,471 95,560 91,885 Adjunct Assistant $132.00 $141.40 $135.96 Medical Professor 137.28 $144.23 141.40 150.00 147.06 (Clinical) 142.77 155.99 152.93 147.05 164.58 153.65 167.88 164.59 169.52 158.26 176.30 179.83 Adjunct Associate $154.15 $165.12 $158.77 Medical Professor 160.32 $168.42 165.13 175.17 171.74 (Clinical) 177.64 166.73 182.17 178.60 182.97 171.73 188.56 190.29 201.99 194.22 194.10 206.03 Adjunct Medical $176.34 $181.63 $188.90 $192.68 Professor 183.39 200.38 196.45 188.89 (Clinical) 190.73 208.40 204.31 196.45 203.82 209.93 218.33 222.70 219.04 225.61 234.63 239.32 1/31/96 2/1/98 5/1/99 10/1/99 Adjunct Assistant $81.61 $89.17 $87.42 $84.06 Medical Professor 84.87 92.74 90.92 87.42 (Basic Sciences) 101.07 88.26 96.44 94.55 104.10 90.91 110.06 108.26 117.89 113.36 110.43 120.25 Adjunct Associate $103.77 $111.16 $106.88 Medical Professor 107.92 $113.38 111.16 117.92 115.61 (Basic Sciences) 123.14 112.24 122.63 120.23 126.83 115.61 134.08 131.90 143.62 138.10 134.54 146.49 Adjunct Medical $125.95 $134.92 $129.73 Professor 130.99 $137.62 134.92 143.13 140.32 (Basic Sciences) 149.28 136.23 148.85 145.93 153.76 140.32 164.58 159.91 176.30 169.52 163.11 179.83
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MEDICAL SERIES. 34.1 Persons in the medical series shall be compensated as follows: MEDICAL PROFESSOR (Basic Sciences) 7/31/00 8/1/00 8/1/01 $68,096 $70,820 $72,945 To To To $97,469 $101,368 $104,409 ASSOCIATE MEDICAL PROFESSOR (Basic Sciences) 7/31/00 8/1/00 8/1/01 $57,082 $59,365 $61,146 To To To $85,562 $88,984 $91,654 ASSISTANT MEDICAL PROFESSOR (Basic Sciences) 7/31/00 8/1/00 8/1/01 $46,072 $47,915 $49,352 To To To $73,652 $76,598 $78,896 MEDICAL PROFESSOR (Clinical) 7/31/00 8/1/00 8/1/01 $87,914 $91,431 $94,174 To To To $130,817 $136,050 $140,132 ASSOCIATE MEDICAL PROFESSOR (Clinical) 7/31/00 8/1/00 8/1/01 $76,905 $79,981 $82,380 To To To $109,380 $113,755 $117,168 ASSISTANT MEDICAL PROFESSOR (Clinical) 7/31/00 8/1/00 8/1/01 $68,096 $70,820 $72,945 To To To $97,471 $101,370 $104,411 ADJUNCT ASSISTANT MEDICAL PROFESSOR (Clinical) 7/31/00 8/1/00 8/1/01 $144.23 $150.00 $154.50 $150.00 $156.00 $160.68 $155.99 $162.23 $167.10 $167.88 $174.60 $179.84 $179.83 $187.02 $192.63 ADJUNCT ASSOCIATE MEDICAL PROFESSOR (Clinical) 7/31/00 8/1/00 8/1/01 $168.42 $175.16 $180.41 $175.17 $182.18 $187.65 $182.17 $189.46 $195.14 $194.10 $201.86 $207.92 $206.03 $214.27 $220.70 ADJUNCT MEDICAL PROFESSOR (Clinical) 7/31/00 8/1/00 8/1/01 $192.68 $200.39 $206.40 $200.38 $208.40 $214.65 $208.40 $216.74 $223.24 $222.70 $231.61 $238.56 $239.32 $248.89 $256.36 ADJUNCT ASSISTANT MEDICAL PROFESSOR (Basic Sciences) 7/31/00 8/1/00 8/1/01 $89.17 $92.74 $95.52 $92.74 $96.45 $99.34 $96.44 $100.30 $103.31 $110.43 $114.85 $118.30 $120.25 $125.06 $128.81 ADJUNCT ASSOCIATE MEDICAL PROFESSOR (Basic Sciences) 7/31/00 8/1/00 8/1/01 $113.38 $117.92 $121.46 $117.92 $122.64 $126.32 $122.63 $127.54 $131.37 $134.54 $139.92 $144.12 $146.49 $152.35 $156.92 ADJUNCT MEDICAL PROFESSOR (Basic Sciences) 7/31/00 8/1/00 8/1/01 $137.62 $143.12 $147.41 $143.13 $148.86 $153.33 $148.85 $154.80 $159.44 $163.11 $169.63 $174.72 $179.83 $187.02 $192.63 MEDICAL LECTURER 7/31/00 8/1/00 8/1/01 $45,000 $46,800 $48,204 To To To $70,000 $72,800 $74,984 ADJUNCT MEDICAL LECTURER 7/31/00 8/1/00 8/1/01 $24.73 $25.72 $26.49 To To To $38.46 $40.00 $41.20

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