Table 1 Demographic Characteristics of the 495 Survey Respondents
Survey Question | Respondents, No. (%) |
|---|---|
Age, y (n = 441) | |
 20–24 | 2 (<1) |
 25–29 | 202 (46) |
 30–34 | 179 (41) |
 35–39 | 34 (8) |
 40–44 | 9 (2) |
 45–50 | 8 (2) |
  > 50 | 7 (2) |
Sex (n = 440) | |
 Female | 176 (40) |
 Male | 264 (60) |
Marital status (n = 441) | |
 Married/domestic partner | 291 (66) |
 Living with significant other | 34 (8) |
 Divorced | 8 (2) |
 Single, never married | 108 (24) |
Children (n = 440) | |
 Yes | 161 (37) |
 No | 279 (63) |
Medical school (n = 437) | |
 US medical graduate | 377 (86) |
 Foreign medical graduate | 60 (14) |
Anticipated practice type (n = 440) | |
 Academic | 219 (50) |
 Private | 74 (17) |
 Unsure | 147 (33) |
PGY (n = 438) | |
 1 | 76 (17) |
 2 | 81 (18) |
 3 | 97 (22) |
 4 | 62 (14) |
 5 | 56 (13) |
 ≥6 | 66 (15) |
Specialty, No. of respondents (% of respondents; % of specialty responding) (n = 439) | |
 Anesthesiology | 48 (11; 81) |
 Dermatology | 9 (2; 36) |
 Emergency medicine | 20 (5; 80) |
 Family medicine | 17 (4; 68) |
 Genetics | 1 (<1; 50) |
 Internal medicine and subspecialties | 105 (24; 61) |
 Neurologic surgery | 9 (2; 41) |
 Neurology | 18 (4; 67) |
 Obstetrics and gynecology | 14 (3; 82) |
 Ophthalmology | 4 (1; 33) |
 Orthopedic surgery | 31 (7; 53) |
 Otorhinolaryngology | 2 (<1; 10) |
 Pathology and laboratory medicine | 14 (3; 56) |
 Pediatric and adolescent medicine | 25 (6; 60) |
 Physical medicine and rehabilitation | 15 (3; 65) |
 Psychiatry | 19 (4; 54) |
 Radiation oncology | 6 (1; 50) |
 Radiology | 24 (5; 46) |
 Surgery and subspecialties | 34 (8; 34) |
 Urology | 9 (2; 45) |
 Other | 15 (3) |