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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: Acad Med. 2018 Apr;93(4):616–622. doi: 10.1097/ACM.0000000000001968

Table 1.

Demographic Characteristics of Academic Medical Faculty in the National Faculty Survey, 1995 to 2012–13, From a Multi-Institutional Study of Race/Ethnicity and Success in Academic Medicine

Characteristic and value No. White
(n = 1,019)
Non-URM
(n = 88)
URM
(n = 163)
P value
Gender in 1995, no. (%) 1,270 .002
  Female 520/1,019 (51) 50/88 (57) 61/163 (37)
Department in 1995, no. (%) 1,215 .08
  Basic sciences 241/978 (25) 18/83 (22) 21/154 (14)
  Generalists 267/978 (27) 23/83 (22) 42/154 (27)
  Medical specialty 297/978 (30) 28/83 (34) 62/154 (40)
  Surgical specialty 173/978 (18) 14/83 (17) 29/154 (19)
Years in academia in 2012–13, mean (SD)a 914 26.4 (9.4) 25.5 (9.8) 24.1 (7.7) .06
Marital status in 1995, no. (%)a 1,258 824/1,010 (82) 67/88 (76) 123/160 (77) .21
  Married or partnered
Parental status in 1995, no. (%) 1,262 773/1,013 (76) 63/88 (72) 127/161 (79) .43
  1 or more children
Effort distribution in 1995, mean (SD) 1,262
  % administrativeb 19.0 (17) 15.0 (17) 18.7 (20) .14
  % researchc 1,263 30.1 (29) 35.2 (36) 23.1 (27) .004
  % clinicald 1,267 30.7 (29) 30.5 (30) 38.2 (27) .009
  % teachinge 1,265 20.1 (14) 19.3 (13) 20.0 (14) .86

Abbreviation: URM indicates underrepresented in medicine.

a

Respondents for this category were: 757 white, 60 non-URM, 97 URM.

b

Respondents for this category were: 1,012 White, 88 non-URM, 162 URM.

c

Respondents for this category were: 1,013 White, 88 non-URM, 162 URM.

d

Respondents for this category were: 1,017 White, 88 non-URM, 162 URM.

e

Respondents for this category were: 1,015 White, 88 non-URM, 162 URM.