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The AAP Annual Survey of Graduating Residents has collected data from pediatrics residents each year since 1997. Data are disseminated through scientific journal articles, AAP News articles, and academic conference abstracts. Articles and abstracts from the last 5 years are listed below. For older results, please contact us.
Pediatric Residency Graduates’ Characteristics, Career Choice and Satisfaction by Race and Ethnicity
Pediatric Residents’ Preparedness and Training Satisfaction: 2015 to 2022
Parenthood, Parental Benefits, and Career Goals Among Pediatric Residents: 2008 and 2019
Global Health Education for Pediatric Residents: Trends, Training Experiences, and Career Choices.
Graduating Pediatric Residents Entering the Hospital Medicine Workforce, 2006-2015.
Graduating Pediatric Resident Reports on Procedural Training and Preparation.
Are Graduating Residents Trained and Prepared to Engage in Medical Home Activities in Practice?
Most pediatricians have paid off educational debt two decades after residency
Annual Survey Shows Most Pediatric Residents Land Job They Want
AAP Survey Highlights Diverse Backgrounds of Graduating Pediatric Residents
Residency Graduates Surveyed on Pandemic’s Effect on Training, Job Search
Annual Survey Shows Graduating Residents Have High Debt Load, High Career Satisfaction
Graduating Pediatric Residents Report Factors Influencing Subspecialty Choice
Residents Satisfied with Training but Many Struggle with Work-Life Balance
Nearly 70% of Pediatric Residents Report Caring for Children with Gun Injuries
Study Examines Factors Associated with Resident Choice to Enter Hospitalist Workforce
Nearly All Pediatric Residents Find Job After Graduation
Graduating Residents' Debt Levels Off, Salaries Rise Modestly
Nearly All Residents Satisfied with Training; Few Satisfied with Time Devoted to Practice Management
Trends in Graduating Pediatric Residents’ Preparedness and Satisfaction with Training, 2019-2022
US Residents’ Consideration of Primary Care Jobs in Rural and Small Town Areas, 2009-2020
Characteristics of US Graduating Pediatric Residents by Race and Ethnicity, 2003-2020
US Pediatric Residents’ Experiences Completing Training During COVID-19
Graduating Residents with Chief Resident Positions, 2009-2018
Experiences of Parenthood During Residency and Importance of Family-Friendly Benefits
Factors that are Priorities in Pediatric Subspecialty Choice
Characteristics of US Graduating Pediatric Residents by Gender, 2003-2018
US Pediatric Residents' Experience Treating Gun Injuries & Views on Approaches to Reduce Gun Injury
Resident Health and Wellness and Related Programs Offered During Residency
Resident Experiences with the Individualized Curriculum: Current State and Future Opportunities
Global Health Training in US Pediatric Residency Programs: Results of AAP National Survey
Changing Trends in US Pediatric Residency Training and Interest in Global Health
10/15/2024
American Academy of Pediatrics