Table 2.
Characteristics | n (%) |
Gender | |
Woman | 49 (64) |
Man | 28 (36) |
Age in years, mean (SD) | 45 (10) |
Years post residency, mean (SD) | 13 (11) |
Completed fellowship | 22 (29) |
Primary specialty | |
Internal medicine | 48 (62) |
Family medicine | 29 (38) |
Academic rank | |
Instructor | 9 (12) |
Assistant professor | 30 (39) |
Associate professor | 15 (19) |
Professor | 5 (7) |
Other/not applicable | 18 (23) |
Institution type | |
University-based | 27 (35) |
Community-based, university affiliated | 29 (38) |
Community-based program, non-university affiliated | 20 (26) |
Othera | 1 (1) |
Educational leadership rolesb | |
Program, associate, or assistant director | 36 (47) |
Core faculty | 42 (55) |
Clinical Competency Committee chair or member | 28 (36) |
Other (resident clinic site director, assistant/associate fellowship director, medical school clinical rotation course director, etc) | 22 (29) |
None | 10 (13) |
Outpatient ½ days per week seeing own patients, mean (SD) | 3 (2) |
Years precepting residents in outpatient setting, mean (SD) | 11 (9) |
½ days per week precepting residents in outpatient, mean (SD) | 3 (2) |
Precepting supervision practices: Typically see all patients when precepting… | |
…interns in clinic the first 6 months of internship | 70 (91) |
…interns in clinic the second 6 months of internship | 25 (32) |
…2nd and 3rd year residents in clinic | 14 (18) |
Participated in a faculty development workshop in last 5 years focused on | |
Observing and assessing residents in a clinical setting | 34 (44) |
Competency based assessment of medical trainees | 42 (55) |
Giving feedback to medical trainees | 53 (69) |
Communication skills with patients | 34 (44) |
Hospital but not residency has university affiliation.
Participants were able to select more than one role.