Table 2.

Survey participant characteristics

Participant characteristics	n (%)
Gender
Female	467 (77.45)
Male	114 (18.91)
Non-binary/third gender	6 (1.00)
Missing or prefer not to answer	16 (2.65)
Age (in years)
18–24	33 (5.47)
25–34	156 (25.87)
35–44	161 (26.70)
45–54	110 (18.24)
55–64	107 (17.74)
65 or older	27 (4.48)
Missing or prefer not to answer	9 (1.49)
Race
White only	472 (78.28)
Asian	55 (9.12)
Black or African American	20 (3.32)
Othera	20 (3.32)
Missing or prefer not to answer	36 (5.97)
Ethnicity
Not of Hispanic, Latino/a/x, or Spanish origin	549 (91.04)
Hispanic, Latino/a/x, or Spanish origin	35 (5.80)
Missing or prefer not to answer	19 (3.15)
US state
Maryland	444 (73.63)
Otherb	102 (16.92)
Missing or prefer not to answer	57 (9.45)
Work setting
Clinical setting	542 (89.88)
Public health setting	31 (5.14)
Both settings	22 (3.65)
Other setting	5 (0.83)
Missing or prefer not to answer	3 (0.50)
Employer type
Public or private hospital	541 (89.72)
Public health departmentc	35 (5.80)
Other	24 (3.98)
Missing or prefer not to answer	3 (0.50)
General job title
Registered nurse	325 (53.90)
Physician	126 (20.90)
Advanced practice providerd	69 (11.44)
Medical resident	23 (3.81)
Public health	23 (3.81)
Other	23 (3.81)
Missing or prefer not to answer	14 (2.32)

^aRace: “other” includes 16 (2.65%) who selected multiple races, two (0.33%) Middle Eastern or North African, and two (0.33%) Native American.

^bUS State: “other” includes 58 (9.62%) participants from FL; 18 (2.99%) participants from DC; five (0.83%) participants from NY; four (0.66%) each from NE and WA; two (0.33%) each from CA and TX; and one (0.17%) each from CO, DE, GA, IL, MA, MN, MO, OR, and VA.

^cEmployer type: “public health department” includes 24 (3.98%) from local public health department, six (1%) from state, and five (0.83%) from federal.

^dGeneral job title: “advanced practice provider” includes 48 (7.96%) nurse practitioners and 21 (3.48%) physician assistants.