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Dr. Rushton is a Board member of Association of Pediatric Program Directors (APPD) and Dr. Djuricich is Immediate Past President of the Medicine-Pediatrics Pediatric Program Director Association (MPPDA). The manuscript represents their own individual views and is not an official organizational policy or statement.