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FY04 COM SALARIES. Gender Equity in Representation & Compensation M. Johnson, Fall, 2003. Data. FY04 salaries for COM provided by Dean’s office (P. Wellman, C. Baker, P. Polly) Updates resignations, new appointments, change of department or title series, and promotions
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FY04 COM SALARIES Gender Equity in Representation & Compensation M. Johnson, Fall, 2003
Data • FY04 salaries for COM provided by Dean’s office (P. Wellman, C. Baker, P. Polly) • Updates resignations, new appointments, change of department or title series, and promotions • Delete administrative personnel: 1 Assoc VP, 1 Dean, 6 Center Directors, 4 Assoc Deans, 3 Asst Deans, 20 Chairs, 42 Division Chiefs for a total of 78, 11.5% women
Data, continued • Delete Allied Health faculty paid by COM, n=3 • Delete PRET or retired faculty, n=16 • Separate PART-TIME faculty, n=87 • Recode degrees earned as MD or PhD • Regroup 21 departments • Drop KYSPH (n=9) • 4 groups of departments
Data, continued • Regroup 21 departments, continued • Basic Science: ANA, BSC, MI, MBP, MCP, PHY • Hospital-Based Clinical: ANE, DXR, EM, PAT, RAD • Non-Procedural Clinical: FP, IM, NEU, PED, PHR, PRE, PSY • Procedural Clinical: OBG, OPH, SUR • Separate analyses for PhDs in Clinical Departments and for Part-time faculty
Faculty Women • Total number 521 • 29.2% are women 31.3% instructors 40.1% assistants 26.3% associates 11.9% professors • Of the 14 full professor women, 3 are in BS, 11 in CS
Summing Up: Basic Science PhDs • Representation, percent @ ranks (f/n) • 40.4% of Assistants • 34.1% of Associates • 8% of Full Professors • Compensation, percent earnings (f/m) • 100.7% @ Assistant level • 97.2% @ Associate level • 85.2% @ Full level
Summing Up:Hospital-Based MDs • Representation, females @ ranks (f/n) • 50% of Instructors • 32.4% of Assistants • 23.8% of Associates • 7.1% of Full Professors • Compensation, female earnings (f/m) • 89.4% @ Instructor level • 101.1% @ Assistant level • 82.8% @ Associate level • 107% @ Full Professor level
Summing Up:Non-Procedural MDs • Representation, females @ rank (f/n) • 50% of Instructor • 44.2% of Assistant • 29.4% of Associate • 23.5% of Full Professor • Compensation, female earnings (f/m) • 100.8% @ Assistant level • 86.3% @ Associate level • 91.4% @ Full Professor level
Summing Up:Procedural-Based MDs • Representation, females @ rank (f/n) • 25.0% of Instructor • 27.0% of Assistant • 17.4% of Associate • 0.0% of Full Professor • Compensation, female earnings (f/m) • 78.8% @ Assistant level • 75.9% @ Associate level
Representation 11% Administrative 0-24% Full Professor 17-34.1% Associate 0-44.2% Assistant 0-50% Instructor Loss of senior women, 14 remaining, 9 tenured Potential for promotion of 42 Associates, 30 tenured Potential for leadership Compensation Improved since 1999: gaps remained same, narrowed or eliminated Earnings range from 75% to over 100% Salary by time in rank problematic for males and females Bonus, overload, and added compensation from FY03 to be analyzed COM Faculty