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Statewide survey of interest in a faculty development program.

Several agencies have placed emphasis on faculty development in order to adapt to the challenging issues of the medical field. However, due to the costs of maintaining a comprehensive faculty development program, the majority of primary care residencies in Louisiana utilize out-of-state agencies for training and education. The implementation of a state-wide faculty development program would benefit the Louisiana medical community in many different areas. This project investigated the interest in a state-wide development program from the primary care residencies in the state.