TABLE VIII.

Change in the Percent of Female Residents Between 2005 and 2017 Are Shown in the First 2 Columns

Department	% Female Residents 2005	% Female Residents 2017	Change in Female Residents	Change in Female Faculty	∆ Faculty – ∆ Resident
Surgery	27.9	38.4	10.5	7.0	−3.5
Otolaryngology	25.4	34.7	9.3	8.7	−0.6
PM&R	36.9	39.3	2.5	2.9	+0.4
Anesthesiology	30.7	35.4	4.7	5.4	+0.7
Orthopedic Surgery	11.0	14.8	3.9	5.5	+1.6
Pub Health Prevent Med	42.9	48.2	5.3	7.6	+2.3
Ophthalmology	35.8	41.6	5.7	8.1	+2.4
Dermatology	61.7	64.6	2.9	6.6	+3.7
Family Practice	52.1	54.8	2.7	8.2	+5.5
Neurology	40.2	43.2	3.0	8.6	+5.6
Radiology	27.9	26.0	−1.9	4.2	+6.1
Pediatrics	70.1	72.8	2.6	9.4	+6.8
Internal Medicine	42.4	42.8	0.4	7.7	+7.3
Obstetrics & Gynecology	75.6	82.7	7.1	15.4	+8.3
Emergency Medicine	35.3	35.1	−0.2	9.7	+9.9
Pathology (Clinical)	51.3	49.9	−1.4	8.5	+9.9
Psychiatry	53.3	51.9	−1.4	10.4	+11.8

The change in female faculty during the same time is compared to the change in residents. The difference between the 2 illustrates the rate at which female faculty members are added to the specialty in comparison to the residents entering the specialty. The specialties are ranked by the difference seen between female faculty and residents (lowest to the highest).