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Mental and physical effects of being a gynecologic teaching associate.

Over 90% of medical schools in the United States and Canada use gynecologic teaching associate (GTA) programs to instruct medical students in breast and pelvic examinations. Concerns about possible deleterious emotional, psychosocial or physical effects of such teaching activities upon the GTAs were evaluated. No sustained deleterious mental or physical effects of working as a GTA were found, supporting the continued use of the GTA instructional methodology.