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There is discussion about what to do about physician burnout. The conversation includes debates on the actual incidence of burnout, why it varies among specialties and work environments, who is responsible for it and what can be done to combat it. For the...
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7 Steps For Success For Medical Professionals
Graduating medical school is a significant accomplishment. It took consistent and persistent focused attention and action to reach that milestone. It demonstrates that doctors have the framework to create the success they desire for their lives. They already...
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Holiday Relief
As the holidays approach, this time of year can be filled with mixed emotions for high achieving medical professionals who find themselves in the hospital, clinics, and practices caring for patients instead of spending time with loved ones. It can be more hectic...
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Give Thanks
Thanksgiving ushers in the holiday season. It’s the time of the year when we gather in gratitude for the people and opportunities in our lives. Even during the holidays, medicine relies on people to provide patient care. How do you stay in the holiday spirit...
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7 Keys I Wish I Knew To A Medical Career That Serves Life And Not A Life That Serves Medicine
Doctors spend their early adulthood preparing for medicine. In college we take classes to satisfy prerequisites and prepare for the MCAT exam. Medical school has a life of its own. The volume of material to master is extensive and the pressure mounts to be your...
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3 Steps To Hone Your Expertise Early In Your Medical Career
It's August. As a physician in training it's the first quarter of your new position as an intern or resident. If you are an early career physician, you are adjusting to life as an attending. What exactly does that mean for you? Are you moving from rotation to...
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