EP 53: It Wasn’t the Overnights. It Was the Structure.
For a long time, I thought I was doing the work. I walked with a friend once a week. I ran three days a week.
For a long time, I thought I was doing the work. I walked with a friend once a week. I ran three days a week.
Somewhere along the way, you stopped being you. I was the girl who jumped off the bridge into the lake just because it was summer.
You made a plan. A good one. The kind you thought through carefully, maybe even color-coded. And then something shifted — a staffing issue, a
I hold a specific memory about senior leader from my hospital at opening day for baseball. All of our kids were there. He said, “Yeah,
The Dual Identity of a Doctor Mom: Why the Friction Between Work and Home Is Real I travel for locums work. It’s a solid week
Burnout is a syndrome. Moral injury is a wound. Most of us in medicine have only been given one of those words, and it’s the