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University of California Proposes Systemwide Pay Increases for Medical Residents

The University of California presented a comprehensive economic package for medical residents and fellows as part of ongoing negotiations with the Committee of Interns and Residents (CIR-SEIU). The proposal reflects UC’s commitment to fair, consistent compensation while supporting patient care and clinical training across its health system. 

CIR-SEIU represents approximately 6,300 medical residents and fellows across the UC system who provide essential patient care while completing advanced medical training at UC hospitals and medical centers. 

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