In Part 1 of this blog series about my recent surgery, I discussed how gaining a different perspective allowed me to change my mindset. Part 2 will
Continue ReadingMy Personal Experience with Surgery Part-1
In July, I had low back surgery (a right L5 -S1 discectomy and bilateral L5-S1 laminoforaminotomies) which in some part was due to years of performing
Continue ReadingMoving Away from Second Victim Syndrome
A recent article published on kevinmd.com titled “Second victim syndrome: a doctor’s hidden struggle” outlined the concept of second victim syndrome
Continue ReadingHow to Ensure Physician Wellness Programs are NOT Like Lipstick on a Pig
In her KevinMD.com article entitled “Physician wellness programs are lipstick on a pig” Linda Drozdowicz, MD argues that physician wellness programs
Continue ReadingHow to Help Recognize the Signs of Burnout
It is well known these days that burnout is a widespread point of discussion in the medical community – especially among surgeons. As much as we talk
Continue ReadingEye on Wellness – Simple Burnout Prevention Steps
Are you overwhelmed at work to such an extent that you feel deflated, depleted, and emotionally drained? You may be experiencing burnout – and you’re
Continue ReadingPurpose, Fulfillment and Shared Goals
In this article, I would like to review a recent blog written by SurgeonMasters contributor Kristin Long, MD, FACS. Dr. Long recently returned from a
Continue ReadingSteps to Control Social Media
This week’s guest blog on steps to control social media is from Jonathan Cabin, MD, a practicing plastic surgeon in Beverly Hills, California. Social
Continue ReadingBeating Back Burnout in Five Steps
In a recent article published in bizjournals.com, executive coach and author Bruce Roselle outlined some of the factors that can contribute to
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