Interview with Dr. Jill Wener Today’s guest found a new passion and learned how to offer help for burned-out physicians, as a result. Jill obtained her medical degree from Emory University School of Medicine. Then she completed an Internal Medicine Residency at the University of Washington Medical Center, in Seattle. […]
Then It's Time to Get to Work On this week’s episode of the PNC podcast, I offer 3 reasons to scream "I've Had It!" when you reach the end of your rope. This is the first in a series of solo episodes addressing one of the most common questions I receive from listeners: “When I'm facing burnout or disillusionment with my medical career, and I'm thinking about pursuing a nonclinical career, where do I start?” But let's thank [...]
Helping Us Find Elusive Peace and Balance Today on the podcast, Dr. Ryan Bayley describes his career as a professional development coach. Professional Development Coach Ryan Bayley, MD Dr. Ryan Bayley is board certified in Emergency Medicine and Emergency Medical Services. He holds an adjunct faculty position at the Duke University School of Medicine. He completed his undergraduate degree at Harvard University, his medical degree at Vanderbilt University, and his residency at New York-Presbyterian Hospital (Columbia and Cornell). [...]
Welcome back to the PNC podcast. It’s just me today. And I'd like to discuss your Zone of Genius. I’ve been meaning to review a book and discuss this topic for some time. It relates to self-limiting beliefs that keep us from pursuing the career that we’re meant for; a career that bring us joy and fulfillment; a career that uses our personal and professional gifts. Have you ever noticed that just when some people have made it, just [...]
Dr. Charmaine Gregory, Emergency Medicine Nocturnist, lost the joy of practicing medicine, and was struggling with burnout. By attending to her own fitness, coaching others, and bringing balance back into her life was she able to eliminate her burnout. Before we get into our interview today, let me repeat an offer I made to my email subscribers. Special Mentoring Offer to Subscribers I remember when I was first interested in a hospital management career. I was on staff [...]
Sylvia Romm is a pediatric hospitalist with an MPH from Harvard University, and a telehealth expert. She is a digital health innovator who created and then sold her own niche telemedicine company called Milk on Tap. She now serves as VP of Medical Affairs at American Well, the healthcare IT company that bought her business. Telehealth Today, we address a field that is not often talked about when discussing career options. The whole field of telehealth is still [...]
I really enjoyed today's interview addressing the causes of physician burnout and its remedies. I knew I was talking with someone with very deep knowledge of the subject matter. Photo by Maria Freyenbacher on Unsplash But, before I tell you about the interview, let me remind you about a new “how-to-guide” I’ve written called 5 Nonclinical Careers You Can Pursue Today. It’s a 24-page manual, complete with checklists for each career. It outlines the steps you [...]
I'm excited about presenting this interview with Dr. Kernan Manion. In our interview, Kernan provides his insights on the interplay between physician burnout and career transition. Dr. Kernan Manion is a psychiatrist, coach, and consultant. His primary coaching clients are physicians addressing career transition and/or burnout. He also provides consulting programs for hospitals and health systems. Early in his career, he worked with PTSD, stroke, and head injury patients. In the interview, he describes his journey from practicing [...]
