… Over a 35-year period, women physicians in academic medical centers were less likely
than men to be promoted to the rank of associate or full professor or to be appointed to …

… women on 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 …

… at academic institutions. Despite the large pool of women in the academic medicine
pipeline, relatively few ascend to top leadership positions and women remain grossly …

… academic women physicians … , and women may leave academic medicine. Certainly, family
and lifestyle choices play a role. And as we describe, so is a situation created where women …

… women and men originally appointed as faculty members between 1979 and 1981 had left
academic medicine … Women physician medical school faculty are promoted more slowly than …

… Women physicians in practice are not compensated at the same level as their male colleagues
despite controlling for many factors, including the type of practice and the hours of work [7…

… 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 …

… The purpose of this study was therefore to deepen scholars' understanding of the perspectives
of women physicians who have left academic medicine by listening to and examining …

… women physicians within medical academia, we administered a survey to a probability sample
of male and female senior medical … views of the academic medical community toward the …

… female physicians present with lower 30-day mortality rates and readmission rates [18].
Women physicians feel often undervalued and have to fight conscious and unconscious biases. …