Parenting in Medical School: An Exploration Into the Dual Identities of Medical Student Parents

Medical students who have a child during training encounter a uniquely challenging hierarchical learning environment. This experience may hinder their identities as both physicians-in-training and parents. From these findings, the authors outline several opportunities for reform to support the multiple identities of medical student parents.

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Academic Medicine
Published
2025-08-15
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https://doi.org/10.1097/acm.0000000000006189
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1
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Child and Adolescent Health
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Parenting in Medical School: An Exploration Into the Dual Identities of Medical Student Parents

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Parenting in Medical School: An Exploration Into the Dual Identities of Medical Student Parents

Emily Carroll, Michael S. Ryan
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Abstract

Medical students who have a child during training encounter a uniquely challenging hierarchical learning environment. This experience may hinder their identities as both physicians-in-training and parents. From these findings, the authors outline several opportunities for reform to support the multiple identities of medical student parents.

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