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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Pediatr Surg. 2018 Apr 27;53(11):2273–2278. doi: 10.1016/j.jpedsurg.2018.04.028

Table 1.

Characteristics of people and partners that may have led to changing employment.

Job Change in First Five Years?

No Yes P Value


Count Column N % Count Column N %
Which of the following best describes the nature of your partnership at your current institution? Unanswered 1 1.00% 0 0.00% 0.708
The number of partners is balanced and adequate. 53 54.60% 7 53.80%
There are too few partners. 31 32.00% 3 23.10%
There are too many partners. 12 12.40% 3 23.10%
My salary and benefits at my institution are: Unanswered 7 7.20% 0 0.00% 0.368
Above national standards 18 18.60% 4 30.80%
Below national standards 24 24.70% 3 23.10%
Comparable to national standards 33 34.00% 6 46.20%
I am unaware of how my salary/benefits compare to national standards. 15 15.50% 0 0.00%
Personal conflict exists between myself and my partners or other staff members. Unanswered 7 7.20% 1 7.70% 0.007
FALSE 74 76.30% 5 38.50%
TRUE 16 16.50% 7 53.80%
There is a lack of mentorship in the partners of my practice. Unanswered 7 7.20% 1 7.70% 0.026
FALSE 65 67.00% 4 30.80%
TRUE 25 25.80% 8 61.50%
The health of a loved one, friend, or family member could be a factor in my decision to change employers. Unanswered 7 7.20% 1 7.70% 0.066
FALSE 51 52.60% 11 84.60%
TRUE 39 40.20% 1 7.70%
Divorce played a role in my desire to remain in my current position. Unanswered 7 7.20% 1 7.70% 0.757
FALSE 86 88.70% 12 92.30%
TRUE 4 4.10% 0 0.00%
The job opportunities or career goals of my spouse played a role in the decision to stay in my first place of employment. Unanswered 7 7.20% 1 7.70% 0.751
FALSE 69 71.10% 8 61.50%
TRUE 21 21.60% 4 30.80%