Sex, Race, and Ethnicity Differences Among Residents With Exceptionally High Graduate Medical Education Ratings

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Jung G. Kim · New York University

Karen E. Hauer · University of California, San Francisco

Christy Boscardin · University of California, San Francisco

Jasmine I.-Shin Su · New York University

Eric S. Holmboe

Lyuba Konopasek

Isabel Chen · Kaiser Permanente

Cristina Martínez González

Abstract

In this cross-sectional national study of residents, exceptionally higher ratings were associated with differing resident characteristics during crucial career planning phases. These results suggest the need for more studies to explore factors of resident success during GME training.

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Diversity and Career in Medicine Medical Education and Admissions Innovations in Medical Education

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Published in: JAMA Network Open

Volume 9, Issue 3, pp. e264017-e264017

DOI: 10.1001/jamanetworkopen.2026.4017

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Sex, Race, and Ethnicity Differences Among Residents With Exceptionally High Graduate Medical Education Ratings

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