Parent Penalty: Parental Leave Experiences of Trainees and Early-Career Faculty in Oncology Subspecialties

Malapati, Sindhu Janarthanam; Idossa, Dame; Singh, Sunny R.K.; Wei, Zihan; Kiel, Lauren; Chino, Fumiko; Patel, Monica Arun; Bruno, Ximena Jordan; Florez, Narjust

doi:10.1200/op.23.00242

JCO Oncology Practice

2023

DOI: 10.1200/op.23.00242

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Parent Penalty: Parental Leave Experiences of Trainees and Early-Career Faculty in Oncology Subspecialties

Sindhu Janarthanam Malapati,

Dame Idossa,

Sunny R.K. Singh

et al.

Abstract: Oncology trainee/early-career faculty survey shows inadequate parental leave/lactation policies #parentpenalty

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Parental leave and family building experiences among head and neck surgeons in the United States: Career impact and opportunities for improvement

McMullen,

Kejner,

Nicolli

et al. 2024

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BackgroundThe availability of paid parental leave is an important factor for retention and wellness. The experiences of head and neck surgeons with parental leave have never been reported.MethodsA survey was electronically distributed to head and neck subspecialty surgeons in the United States. Responses were collected and analyzed.ResultsMale surgeons had more children and took significantly less parental leave than women. Thirty percent of respondents reported that parental leave negatively impacted compensation, and 14% reported a delay in promotion due to leave, which impacted women more than men. The vast majority reported they are happy or neutral about covering those on leave. Most respondents utilized paid childcare, and approximately one quarter of respondents spending 11%–20% of their income on childcare.ConclusionsThis study illuminates the current disparities regarding parental leave‐taking within the subspecialty of head and neck surgery in the United States. Women surgeons are more likely to be impacted professionally and financially.

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Parental leave and family building experiences among head and neck surgeons in the United States: Career impact and opportunities for improvement

McMullen,

Kejner,

Nicolli

et al. 2024

Head & Neck

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Parent Penalty: Parental Leave Experiences of Trainees and Early-Career Faculty in Oncology Subspecialties

Abstract: Oncology trainee/early-career faculty survey shows inadequate parental leave/lactation policies #parentpenalty

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Parental leave and family building experiences among head and neck surgeons in the United States: Career impact and opportunities for improvement

Parental leave and family building experiences among head and neck surgeons in the United States: Career impact and opportunities for improvement

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