Gender Pay Gap for Physicians Widening, Researchers Can’t Explain Why
By Becky Kinkead -
New research documents an unexplained, growing disparity in pay between male and female physicians at the outset of their careers.
About Becky Kinkead
As Ambra Health’s marketing designer, Becky is dedicated to creating engaging designs that bring Ambra’s message to life. Becky graduated with a BA in digital media from Albright College. When she’s not pushing pixels, you can find her in the local coffee shop or discovering hidden running trails in Medford Lakes, NJ.
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