Table 1 Demographics and Program Characteristics of Survey Respondents
From: Perceived barriers to success for resident physicians interested in immigrant and refugee health
Demographics and Program Characteristics | Demographics of Minnesota Physician Workforce, 2013-2014 [30] | ||
|---|---|---|---|
Age | |||
<30 | 51 (62 %) | ||
30 or older | 32 (39 %) | ||
Gender | Gender | ||
Female | 42 (51 %) | Female | 7,041 (32.5 %) |
Male | 41 (49 %) | Male | 14,623 (67.5 %) |
Race | Race | ||
White | 69 (84 %) | White | 72.3 % |
Asian | 9 (11 %) | Asian | 7.6 % |
Other | 4 (5 %) | Other | 5.7 % |
Unknown | 14.4 % | ||
Born in the US | Foreign- trained | 2,141 (14 %) | |
Yes | 72 (87 %) | ||
No | 11 (13 %) | ||
Program Year | |||
PGY1-3 | 76 (92 %) | ||
PGY4-5 | 7 (8 %) | ||
Political Ideology | |||
Conservative | 7 (8 %) | ||
Moderate | 19 (23 %) | ||
Liberal | 57 (69 %) | ||
Estimated Educational Debt | |||
< $100,000 | 29 (35 %) | ||
$100,000 or more | 54 (65 %) | ||
Plan to subspecialize | |||
Yes | 48 (58 %) | ||
No | 35 (42 %) | ||
In the Global Health Pathway | |||
Yes | 36 (44 %) | ||
No | 46 (56 %) | ||
Earned degree in the US | |||
Yes | 75 (90 %) | ||
No | 8 (10 %) | ||
Residency Program | |||
Internal Medicine | 38 (46 %) | ||
Pediatrics | 21 (25 %) | ||
Medicine/Pediatrics | 24 (29 %) | ||
More than 1 language spoken | |||
Yes | 41 (49 %) | ||
No | 42 (51 %) | ||