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Who are the Real Stewards of Surgeon Wellness?

Who bears the responsibility for the health and well-being of surgeons in the system? As surgeons, we operate in silos. Rarely are our teams

We all deal with negative self-talk in some form or another throughout our daily lives. I often notice negative self-talk creep into my mind when I’m

As a surgeon, psychological safety is largely absent from my work environment. As we address the changing landscape of healthcare, what if we really

How High Performers Get Even Better When Tom Brady was taken in the 6th round of the NFL draft, no one thought he would one day be considered the

As the old saying goes...practice makes perfect. Nahhhh. I don’t actually believe that. But I do strongly believe in PRACTICE. Let

Being different requires a lot of energy. As a Black woman in orthopaedic surgery, I put a lot of effort into figuring out how to navigate the spaces

Don’t read any further if you think life is predictable. (Don’t read any further if you already know what I am going to say.) Other than

As a practicing orthopaedic surgeon, I still have a membership to the American Medical Association. As part of that membership, I receive the Journal

In Coaching vs. Mentoring, Dr. Muyibat Adelani makes several important distinctions between coaching and mentoring. She notes “mentors are typically