Physician Q&A
Psychiatrist Jessi Gold, MD, MS, is the Chief Wellness Officer of the University of Tennessee System and an associate professor in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center. She is ... Read more
Kyle Magatelli
Updated October 16, 2024 by Kyle Magatelli
Medical
It took around four years to experience burnout. It was 3 A.M. in a rural emergency department. A new patient name popped up on the board, and I was overwhelmed with dread. Not only did ... Read more
David Beran
Updated June 22, 2022 by David Beran
Healthcare News and Policy
Dr. Keith Corl was working in a Las Vegas emergency room when a patient arrived with chest pain. The patient, wearing his street clothes, had a two-minute exam in the triage area with a doctor, ... Read more
Melissa Bailey
Updated June 23, 2022 by Melissa Bailey
Physician Q&A
Zubin Damania, aka ZDoggMD, is a hospitalist and founder of Turntable Health, a direct primary care clinic in Las Vegas. He is known for his comedic sketches, parodies, and music videos about the healthcare system ... Read more
Guero
Updated June 23, 2022 by Guero
Medical
In last month’s article, we addressed the big elephant in the room during medical training: mental health. Most of our medical partners will experience overwork and exhaustion at some point during training. Considering the incredible amount ... Read more
Amy Rakowczyk
Updated January 7, 2020 by Amy Rakowczyk
Medical School
Recently, my husband’s residency class was required to take a “Risk of Burnout” questionnaire. At the end of the assessment a number flashed up on the screen–a hotline for suicide prevention and therapy. I think ... Read more
Amy Rakowczyk
Updated June 23, 2022 by Amy Rakowczyk
Pre-Health
There is an exhilarating sensation that rushes through your veins when you first get a glimpse of a letter beginning with something along the lines of “It is my pleasure to inform you that you ... Read more
Katayoon Dowlatshahi
Updated June 26, 2022 by Katayoon Dowlatshahi
Healthcare News and Policy
When you applied to medical school, you probably had an excellent answer to the question “why do I want to become a doctor?” If that answer is still valid for you today, when you are ... Read more
Jennifer Clarke
Updated June 24, 2022 by Jennifer Clarke
Pre-Health
Mindfulness practices have gained momentum in the modern world and with good reason: they are specifically designed to improve our ability to perform under stress and pressure. A regular mindfulness practice helps us move through ... Read more
John Hankey
Updated June 26, 2022 by John Hankey
Pre-Medical
The only real recollections I have of visiting the hospital before college were once as a child undergoing a tonsillectomy and once as a preteen to visit my newborn cousin. Fast forward ten years or ... Read more
Nicole Hawkins
Updated June 26, 2022 by Nicole Hawkins
Medical School
Mental health is a topic which is discussed more openly in our society in recent decades and is, slowly, become less stigmatized. This, ironically, does not seem to be the case when it comes to ... Read more
Brian Wu
Updated June 26, 2022 by Brian Wu
Medical School
I strolled into second year, fresh off the plane from my South American adventures and ready to hit the ground running, expecting another experience like first year. It would be smooth sailing as long as ... Read more
Adelle
Updated June 26, 2022 by Adelle
Healthcare News and Policy
Physician burnout is a widely discussed topic among practicing physicians and public health researchers. Many studies have been done showing the implications of burnout on patient satisfaction, career satisfaction, and care outcomes. A few studies ... Read more
Aaron Hamlin
Updated June 26, 2022 by Aaron Hamlin
Medical
“It is our obligation to remove the biases that stand in the way of good medicine. We need to assure no consideration of economic self-interest will prevent us from giving our patients the safest, most ... Read more
Brent Schnipke
Updated March 16, 2019 by Brent Schnipke
Healthcare News and Policy
The days are long, the nights short – unless you’re on call or night float, in which case that is reversed. Regardless of where you are in your training, whether in medical school or already ... Read more
Megan Riddle
Updated June 27, 2022 by Megan Riddle
Medical School
When medicine burns you out, find strength in remembering why you're there.
Jarna Shah
Updated June 27, 2022 by Jarna Shah
Residency and The Match
The high rate of emergency physician burnout indicates that students matching to emergency residencies don't know what they're getting into.
Michelle Finkel
Updated June 27, 2022 by Michelle Finkel