OBJECTIVE To characterize objective and subjective elements of the personal lives of
American College of Veterinary Surgeons (ACVS) diplomates and identify elements of …

OBJECTIVE To characterize elements of employment, professional success, and personal
life for American College of Veterinary Surgeons (ACVS) diplomates and identify elements …

Background In the field of veterinary surgery, women neither marry nor have children at the
same rate as men, and those who do may experience more career disruption as a result …

Background Barriers to achieving work‐life balance, as well as gender‐based differences,
exist in the male‐dominated surgical specialty in veterinary medicine. Similar information …

JAVMA, Vol 239, No. 8, October 15, 2011 Vet Med Today: Facts & Figures 1071 companion
animal exclusive practice (24.1%), and mixed animal practice (7.9%). Respondents entering …

866 JAVMA| APR 15, 2021| VOL 258| NO. 8 vanced education positions was determined
(Table 1). Types of employment accepted most often by male respondents were exclusive …

Objective—To determine the impact of gender and race-ethnicity on reasons applicants to
the Purdue University School of Veterinary Medicine decided to pursue a career in …

Scope and method of study. This study assessed career satisfaction, work-related stress,
marital/family stress, and spousal support for career of male and female veterinarians. A …

• Overall, 90.2% of respondents reported having educational debt. Mean educational debt
was $153,295 for males with debt and $164,650 for females with debt. When all …

Objective Gender demographics vary across specialties including surgery, internal
medicine, cardiology, neurology, and oncology. Our objective was to determine whether …