… influence career choice will help to avoid a shortfall in surgical … and junior doctors regarding
influences on their career aspirations, such that potential disincentives to a career in surgery …

… understanding of what junior doctors think about choosing surgery as a career. Junior doctors
of both genders had similar reasons for not wanting to choose a surgical career. The main …

… the surgical experience being gained by doctors, particularly in light of the reduction in junior
doctors… qualified women doctors have already decided against a surgical career. Keywords …

… This study suggests that internal medicine and its related sub-specialties are the most
popular choice of junior doctors in New Zealand, followed by surgery, paediatrics, and general …

… Upon graduation, junior doctors must … ,” junior doctors wishing to pursue a career in
surgery must undergo 2 years of “Core Surgery” before being eligible to apply to higher surgical …

… to ENT in determining career choice, we used data only from the 43 applicants for national
selection (the inclusion of data from medical students or junior doctors in this analysis may …

… In contrast, a gender-specific deterrence to a career in surgery for women has been clearly …
medical students and junior doctors not yet on higher surgical training programmes. Therefore…

… factor in career choice of ophthalmology and surgery, while the prospect of good working
hours and conditions influenced choosing ophthalmology but much less so in surgery [41, 42]. …

… the career choice of New Zealand junior doctors with respect to surgery specifically. …
the level of interest in a surgical career amongst junior doctors and trainee interns (final year …

… It is vital for the continuing strength of the profession and the quality of surgery for the public
that we continue to attract the best undergraduates into careers in surgery. Surgeons of all …