Women in Healthcare: Battling Burnout and Finding Balance
People who feel accomplished, people who feel appreciated, people who feel that they are, you hear them, you know you're not going to see a lot of dissatisfaction, you're not going to see a lot of burnout there, and I think doing that and trying to bring the best out of people is really really important.
Ever wondered what it takes for women in healthcare to stay resilient amidst the daily grind? This episode of 'Charged: Stories from the Women Leading Health Care' dives into the often-overlooked issue of burnout among female physicians. Featuring Dr. Marcela Del Carmen, chief medical officer of the physicians' organization, and Bonnie Michelman, head of police and security at Mass General, this conversation is a must-listen for anyone curious about the real challenges faced by women in healthcare.
They shed light on the stress, exhaustion, and reduced enjoyment that come with the territory, but also offer hope and practical advice. From the importance of mentorship and role models to strategies like defining your values and achieving work-life balance, their insights are both eye-opening and actionable. Plus, you'll hear about an innovative eight-hour resilience curriculum designed to help clinicians better understand and combat burnout.
Whether you're in the medical field or just looking for inspiration on how to handle stress, this episode is packed with wisdom and support. Tune in to hear how these remarkable women are not just surviving but thriving in modern healthcare.