Race and Gender Disparities Among Leadership in Academic Family Medicine

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Table 1.

Respondent Characteristics (n = 152)

	n (%)
Gender
Male	101 (66.5)
Female	45 (29.5)
Unknown	6 (4.0)
Race
White	110 (72.4)
Black	16 (10.5)
Asian	8 (5.3)
Other	2 (1.3)
Missing	16 (10.5)
Ethnicity
Hispanic	2 (1.3)
Not Hispanic	80 (52.6)
Unknown	70 (46.0)
Age, mean (SD) (n = 145)	58.2 (8.2)
Age
31 to 40	3 (2.0)
41 to 50	29 (19.1)
51 to 60	47 (30.9)
61 to 70	62 (40.8)
71+	4 (2.6)
Unknown	7 (4.6)
Family college history
One or both parental figures went to college	54 (35.5)
Neither parental figure went to college	23 (15.1)
Unknown	75 (49.3)
Number of degrees/credentials
1	83 (54.6)
2	59 (38.8)
3	6 (4.0)
4	4 (2.6)
Department setting
Allopathic	135 (88.8)
Osteopathic	5 (3.3)
Regional medical center	9 (5.9)
Other	3 (2.0)
Institution type
Private	48 (31.6)
Public	104 (68.4)
Students matriculating per year
<75	19 (12.5)
75–149	60 (39.5)
>149	69 (45.4)
Unknown	4 (2.6)
Years as chair, mean (SD) (n = 112)	7.9 (6.9)