Women in Surgery

Yale Medicine Magazine, 2004 - Winter

M.D. faculty members at U.S. Medical Schools

Medical School	Total	Women
	No.	No.	%
1. Wright State	15	5	33
2. Chicago Med-Finch	7	2	29
3. Hawaii-Burns	7	2	29
4. East Tennessee-Quillen	29	8	28
5. South Alabama	11	3	27
6. Nevada	16	4	25
7. Creighton	32	8	25
8. Marshall-Edwards	13	3	23
9. Stanford	60	11	18
10. Michigan State	11	2	18
11. Southern Illinois	33	6	18
12. UC San Francisco	55	10	18
13. UC San Diego	46	8	17
14. Yale	52	9	17
15. Maryland	104	18	17
16. UT Southwestern	121	20	17
17. Louisville	55	9	16
18. Missouri Columbia	49	8	16
19. UT Houston	49	8	16
20. Loyola-Stritch	80	13	16
21. Boston	62	10	16
22. New York Medical	95	15	16
23. Michigan	142	22	15
24. UT Galveston	39	6	15
25. UMDNJ New Jersey	74	11	15
26. Georgetown	54	8	15
27. Iowa-Carver	54	8	15
28. MC Wisconsin	61	9	15
29. Harvard	324	46	14
30. Tennessee	93	13	14
31. St Louis	43	6	14
32. Florida	73	10	14
33. Northwestern-Feinberg	110	15	14
34. Duke	148	20	14
35. Georgia	52	7	13
36. South Florida	15	2	13
37. Tufts	68	9	13
38. Pittsburgh	167	22	13
39. Colorado	61	8	13
40. Arkansas	39	5	13
41. Puerto Rico	39	5	13
42. Connecticut	47	6	13
43. Cincinnati	63	8	13
44. Missouri Kansas City	24	3	13
45. SUNY Upstate	24	3	13
46. Temple	24	3	13
47. Texas Tech	24	3	13
48. Rush	48	6	13
49. Kentucky	56	7	13
50. LSU Shreveport	56	7	13
51. Indiana	73	9	12
52. Ohio State	33	4	12
53. U Washington	59	7	12
54. Tulane	34	4	12
55. Mount Sinai	70	8	11
56. Wayne State	53	6	11
57. Columbia	115	13	11
58. Pennsylvania	124	14	11
59. Chicago-Pritzker	80	9	11
60. Cornell-Weill	125	14	11
61. Minnesota Twin Cities	72	8	11
62. North Carolina	72	8	11
63. Jefferson	55	6	11
64. New Mexico	46	5	11
65. George Washington	28	3	11
66. Massachusetts	56	6	11
67. Washington U St Louis	103	11	11
68. Emory	123	13	11
69. UCLA-Geffen	107	11	10
70. Stony Brook	59	6	10
71. Dartmouth	79	8	10
72. Oklahoma	30	3	10
73. UMDNJ-RW Johnson	50	5	10
74. Vanderbilt	50	5	10
75. Brown	41	4	10
76. Virginia	52	5	10
77. UC Irvine	42	4	10
78. New York University	84	8	10
79. Johns Hopkins	95	9	9
80. Einstein	159	15	9
81. Case Western	96	9	9
82. Penn State	54	5	9
83. Utah	54	5	9
84. SUNY Downstate	56	5	9
85. Virginia Commonwealth	56	5	9
86. UC Davis	35	3	9
87. Vermont	49	4	8
88. Mayo	147	12	8
89. Uniformed Services-Hebert	151	12	8
90. Morehouse	13	1	8
91. East Carolina-Brody	39	3	8
92. UT San Antonio	53	4	8
93. Nebraska	43	3	7
94. Baylor	115	8	7
95. Buffalo	61	4	7
96. Miami	78	5	6
97. MU South Carolina	47	3	6
98. Rochester	63	4	6
99. Oregon	50	3	6
100. Wake Forest	84	5	6
101. Kansas	34	2	6
102. Mississippi	34	2	6
103. Southern Cal-Keck	68	4	6
104. Albany	53	3	6
105. Howard	19	1	5
106. Loma Linda	58	3	5
107. LSU New Orleans	20	1	5
108. Texas A & M	108	5	5
109. Illinois	44	2	5
110. West Virginia	44	2	5
111. Wisconsin	54	2	4
112. Arizona	31	1	3
113. MC Ohio	32	1	3
114. Drexel	108	3	3
115. North Dakota	2	0	0
116. Ponce	2	0	0
117. Caribe	4	0	0
118. South Dakota	8	0	0
119. South Carolina	12	0	0
120. Meharry	13	0	0
121. Eastern Virginia	14	0	0
122. Northeastern Ohio	15	0	0
123. Mercer	24	0	0
124. Alabama	68	0	0
125. Florida State	n/a	n/a	n/a
126. Minnesota-Duluth	n/a	n/a	n/a
Average percentage women			11.2

This table compares the number of female faculty members holding M.D. degrees in Yale’s Department of Surgery to that of other U.S. medical schools, as of December 31, 2002. For this comparison, only M.D.s in the subspecialties represented in Yale’s Department of Surgery* were counted.

* cardiothoracic surgery, gastroenterology (surgical), oncologic and endocrine surgery, otolaryngology, pediatric surgery, plastic and reconstructive surgery, organ transplantation and immunology, trauma and surgical critical care, urology, and vascular surgery

Source: Association of American Medical Colleges

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