Becker's Healthcare December 12, 2024
Mariah Taylor

Eighteen percent of female physicians said their employer prioritizes their career growth, according to a recent Medscape report.

The publication’s “Female Physician Career Tracks Report 2024” surveyed 1,240 respondents across more than 29 specialties between Jan. 8 and March 6.

Here are seven findings:

1. Eighteen percent of female physicians said “yes” when asked whether they think their employer prioritizes their career growth, while 46% said “no” and 36% said they were unsure.

2. Sixty-seven percent of female physicians said healthcare has different priorities in career ladders for men and women.

3. When asked about leadership development training, 28% said their employer offered beneficial training, 53% said it did not and 19%...

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