… Second, to account for attrition from academic medicine, we censored data on individual
physicians who took a lengthy hiatus from or left academic medicine, as indicated by a gap of 3 …

… at academic institutions. Despite the large pool of women in the academic medicine pipeline,
… gender imbalance observed at the top tiers of academic medicine is, in part, due to gender …

… medical school faculties. However, the numbers of women physicians at all levels of academic
medicine … question: Are women physicians in academic medicine as likely as their male …

… phenomenon whereby academic women physicians become … , and women may leave
academic medicine. Certainly, family and … Women have more difficulty in building their academic …

… physicians who had left academic medicine. We targeted female junior faculty who had left
a single academic health center (AHC), the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine (…

… ’s human capital and resources devoted to medical training. Academic medicine needs its
highly skilled and deeply dedicated female physicians and biomedical scientists to implement …

… one's risk of departing academic medicine entirely (Citation7). For many female physicians,
a reduction in work hours maybe the first indication that a career in academic medicine is too …

… choose academic medicine. … of the literature on physicians' selection of an academic
medicine career. We … , that have influenced physicians to choose an academic path. Specifically, …

… rank and that the proportion of female physicians entering academic medicine declined (10). …
Female physicians also receive lower financial compensation, both in academic centers …

… A scarcity of women in leadership positions in academic medicine has persisted despite their
increasing numbers in medical training. To understand the barriers confronting women and …