The transition from resident to clinician is a significant milestone in a physician’s career, but it’s only another phase in the progression of life-long learning.
Your influence extends far beyond the bedside. Every interaction, conversation, and professional choice creates ripple effects that shape health care.
Many clinicians reach points in their careers where they sense something needs to shift, but the path forward isn’t always clear.
Rate your current practice environment across these key areas that research shows drive clinician satisfaction and patient care quality.
As clinicians, we’re taught to be tough. We learn to push through exhaustion, handle immense pressure, and manage anything that comes our way. That resilience is a strength, but it’s not the whole story. For years, as both a practicing physician and now as a chief wellness officer, I’ve seen that while individual strategies make a difference, they can’t fix systemic problems.
Picture dropping a stone into a still pond. Watch how the ripples carry outward, touching everything in their path. That’s what I think about when I consider the impact of a clinician who finds genuine joy in their work versus one who’s simply surviving each day.
By Randy Pilgrim, MD, FACEP, FAAFP In health care today, our days are filled with concerns – patient care complexities, staffing shortages, throughput issues, and a myriad of other challenges. Fundamentally, as clinicians, we are deeply concerned about our ability to deliver high-quality care in a chaotic environment. The issues of the day (or night) occupy most of our time, energy, and efforts. It takes a lot to face today’s realities. It takes even more
Healthcare workers experience second victim syndrome due to traumatic events like COVID-19. What can you do to overcome COVID-19’s effect on mental health?
After two years of a global pandemic, clinicians are suffering from moral injury and burnout more than ever. Learn the signs of burnout and how to manage it.
The noblest intentions you ever had for entering this profession are still significant – and may be more critical now than ever.
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