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. 2011 Sep 28;27(1):23–27. doi: 10.1007/s11606-011-1892-5

Table 2.

Mentorship

Survey Question Answer N (%)
Do you have a mentor? (N = 266) Yes 112 (42%)
No 154 (58%)
Do you mentor academic hospitalists? (N = 255) Yes 78 (31%)
No 177 (69%)
Number of mentors (N = 112) 1 41 (37%)
2 38 (34%)
≥3 33 (29%)
Primary* mentor’s gender (N = 111) Male 84 (76%)
Female 27 (24%)
Primary mentor’s approximate age (N = 111) <30 0 (0%)
31–40 22 (20%)
41–50 55 (50%)
>50 34 (31%)
Primary mentor assigned? (N = 111) Yes 22 (20%)
Primary mentor’s specialty (N = 111) Internal medicine 93 (84%)
Medicine subspecialty 13 (12%)
Med-peds or Pediatrics 5 (5%)
Is your mentor also a hospitalist? (N = 110) Yes 57 (52%)
Primary mentor’s academic rank (N = 112) Instructor 1 (1%)
Assistant professor 15 (13%)
Associate professor 41 (37%)
Professor 53(47%)
Unknown 2 (2%)
Number of meetings with primary mentor in last year (N = 112) None 4 (4%)
1–2 30 (27%)
3–4 30 (27%)
>4 48 (43%)
Length of average meeting with primary mentor (N = 109) <30 minutes 34 (31%)
31–60 minutes 68 (62%)
>60 minutes 7 (6%)
Rating of primary mentor in academic career development (N = 112) Excellent 51 (46%)
Very good 34 (30%)
Good 19 (17%)
Fair or Poor 8 (7%)