In this episode, I am joined by physician leaders, Tom Davis, MD, FAAFP and John Jurica, MD, MPH, CPE, FAAPL. We discuss how they created the NewScript community for physicians to help each other learn, grow, and make desired career transitions. Tom and John share how their different backgrounds complement each other in their current collaboration.
I am pleased to welcome back Dr. Doug Apple to the podcast. Since my past interviews with Doug, he has left the health care organization that he grew up in. In this episode, we discuss Doug’s current role as Chief Clinical Officer for Ascension Michigan and his transition into non-clinical roles with increasing scope and responsibilities.
How to prepare for an interview is an important topic when you’re a physician transitioning from one role into another. In this episode, I offer tips on how to prepare for the different types of interviews, what to expect, and how to have a successful interview.
I’m welcoming back Dike Drummond, MD. He was my guest in episode 17, Stop Physician Burnout. In this episode, we discuss the best way for physicians to transition from a clinical practice to an entrepreneurial non-clinical role. We also discuss a transition strategy for physicians who desire to move from their current job to their dream job.
A career in medical writing can be appealing to physicians, especially those with a passion for writing. In this episode, I discuss the different opportunities available, the scope of work, and the necessary skills to excel.
Our guest today is Robyn Tiger, MD, C-IAYT, RYT-500. She teaches physicians evidence-based self-care tools in order to improve wellness and decrease stress. Robyn shares how her struggle with stress and burnout as a practicing radiologist led her on a journey to her current non-traditional role.
My guest today is Drew Albano, DO, MBA, FAAFP. Drew will be sharing his experience of transitioning to healthcare administration. He and I discuss why he was motivated to pursue an MBA (Master of Business Administration) and the interesting opportunity he had to explore a business startup during his MBA capstone project.
Today I’m pleased to be interviewing Dike Drummond MD. Dike shares how he transitioned from clinical medicine to his current non-clinical role as a coach and host of the Physicians on Purpose podcast. He provides a great deal of support for physicians suffering from burnout.
The role of the Chief Medical Informatics Officer (CMIO) has developed as healthcare has become more involved in clinical informatics and information technologies. Today we’re discussing what type of physician is qualified for this position and how you may pursue a career as a CMIO.
In today’s episode, I discuss physician burnout and moral injury and how it impacts physicians’ decisions to seek careers beyond the bedside. Burnout is typically a syndrome that has been associated with severe exhaustion, cynicism, and decreased effectiveness. Factors that contribute to burnout include: prolonged working hours; the increase in bureaucratic or administrative work that is involved in taking care of patients; and failing to strike a proper balance between work and private life.
