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Table 2 Respondent characteristics

From: “What do you think about nephrology?” A national survey of internal medicine residents

Factor

Total (N = 415)

Age

 < 25

3 (0.73)

 25–29

256 (62.1)

 30–34

135 (32.8)

 > 34

18 (4.4)

Gender

 Male

233 (56.6)

 Female

178 (43.2)

 Other

1 (0.24)

PGY year

 1

142 (34.5)

 2

128 (31.1)

 3

126 (30.6)

 Other

16 (3.9)

Race/Ethnicity

 African American

21 (5.1)

 Asian: East Asian

26 (6.3)

 Asian: South East Asian

74 (18.0)

 Caucasian

208 (50.7)

 Hispanic/Latino

26 (6.3)

 Other

55 (13.4)

School

 US Allopathic Medical School

251 (61.1)

 US Osteopathic Medical School

45 (10.9)

 International Medical School (Caribbean)

28 (6.8)

 International Medical School (other than Caribbean)

87 (21.2)

Nationality

 US citizen

320 (77.9)

 US permanent resident

11 (2.7)

 H1/H2/H3 visa (temporary worker)

27 (6.6)

 J1/J2 visa (exchange worker)

52 (12.7)

 Other

1 (0.24)

Type of program

 University-based program

343 (82.7)

 Community-based program

61 (14.7)

 Unsure

11 (2.7)

Size of hospital

 < 200 beds

3 (0.73)

 200–500 beds

93 (22.5)

 > 500 beds

278 (67.3)

 Unsure

39 (9.4)

Tertiary/Referral center

 Yes

365 (88.6)

 No

20 (4.9)

 Unsure

27 (6.6)

  1. Statistics presented as N (column %)