Publications by authors named "Katherine A Scribner"
Article Synopsis
- This study investigated the prevalence of legally prohibited questions asked to applicants of internal medicine and pediatrics fellowships during interviews, and how these experiences vary between the two groups.
- An anonymous survey was distributed to applicants for the 2021 fellowship matching year, gathering responses on their experiences with such questions, comparing results by subspecialty preference and demographics.
- Approximately 33.3% of internal medicine and 26.5% of pediatrics applicants reported being asked prohibited questions, with common themes being relationship status, national origin, and family planning, primarily posed by program faculty and directors.
