The study samples are based on 59 medical foundations during 2005 to 2011; the total amount is 410 samples. The study is to discuss the impact of CPAs’ gender on the financial leverage of medical foundation. Besides CPAs’ gender, the study also discuss the impact of accounting administrators’ gender and the board’s gender ratio on the financial leverage. The empirical results show that the level on financial leverage of medical foundation audited by female accountants is significantly lower than those audited by male accountants. On sensitivity analysis, the empirical results are consistent with the main conclusions. On the discussion of gender, the results show that accounting administrators’ gender on financial leverage of medical foundation is not significant; a higher ratio of female directors is significantly higher on financial leverage of medical foundation.