Retention of Navy Physicians, FY 1984-1988

One possible contributor to Navy Medicine's current manpower problem is the low retention rates of physicians. The research memorandum examines the retention of Navy physicians between FY 1984 and FY 1988 in the aggregate, by career phase, and by specialty. Keywords: Active duty; Attrition; Bil...

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Main Authors: Graham, Amy E, May, Laurie J
Format: Report
Language:English
Subjects:
ACTIVE DUTY
ATTRITION
CAREERS
LOW RATE
MANPOWER
MEDICAL PERSONNEL
NAVAL PERSONNEL
NAVAL TRAINING
NAVY
OFFICER PERSONNEL
PE65154N
Personnel Management and Labor Relations
PERSONNEL RETENTION
PHYSICIANS
RETENTION(GENERAL)
STATISTICAL ANALYSIS
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Summary:One possible contributor to Navy Medicine's current manpower problem is the low retention rates of physicians. The research memorandum examines the retention of Navy physicians between FY 1984 and FY 1988 in the aggregate, by career phase, and by specialty. Keywords: Active duty; Attrition; Billets (personnel); Manpower; Medical personnel; Naval personnel; Naval training; Officer personnel; Personnel retention; Physicians; Shortages; Specialists; Statistical analysis.