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Gender Differences in Academic Medicine: Retention, Rank, and Leadership Comparisons From the National Faculty Survey
Academic Medicine · 2018 · Vol. 93(11) · pp. 1694–1699
Phyllis L. Carr✉(Tufts Medical Center)Anita Raj(Boston University)Samantha E. Kaplan(Boston University)Norma Terrin(Boston University)Janis L. Breeze(Boston University)Karen M. Freund(Boston University)
Abstract
Gender disparities in rank, retention, and leadership remain across the career trajectories of the faculty cohort in this study. Women were less likely to attain senior-level positions than men, even after adjusting for publication-related productivity. Institutions must examine the climate for women to ensure their academic capital is fully utilized and equal opportunity exists for leadership.
Diversity and Career in MedicineMedical Education and AdmissionsHealth and Medical Research ImpactsCohortMedicineEthnic groupSeniorityEducational attainmentPsychologyDemographyAcademic medicineMedical educationFamily medicine
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Career MobilityFaculty, MedicalFemaleHumansMaleSurveys and QuestionnairesSchools, MedicalUnited StatesSexism
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