2024 SAEMF/AWAEM Research Grant - $5,000
"Non-Promotable Task Completion by Emergency Medicine Chief Residents"
Female physicians in academic medicine do not get promoted at the same rate as their male counterparts, and this deficit has not decreased over the past 40 years. The reasons for this are likely multifactorial, but we hypothesize that the burden of non-promotable tasks (NPTs), which has been documented in fields outside of medicine, contributes to this disparity. This study will measure the amount of NPTs performed by a national sample of emergency medicine chief residents and analyze differences in the type and burden on chief resident tasks based on primary chief role, gender identity, and race/ethnicity.
Recipient
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Joe-Ann Moser, MD, MS
The Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin System
"Non-Promotable Task Completion by Emergency Medicine Chief Residents"
Dr. Moser is a graduate medical education scholarship fellow and clinical instructor at the University of Wisconsin. She earned a BA in biochemistry and an MS in chemistry from the University of Pennsylvania. Dr. Moser went on to receive an MD with distinction in medical education and global health from the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, where she also completed her emergency medicine residency. She is currently pursuing a master's of health professions education at the University of Illinois - Chicago. Dr. Moser’s research interests include curriculum design and minimizing trainee and faculty burden to improve wellness.