It takes some real courage for a physician to admit when they're burned out. Or that their chosen specialty isn't working out for them anymore. Now Dr. Phil DiGiacomo helps other physicians find jobs outside of clinical medicine.

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Dr. Resa Lewiss (author of MicroSkills, POCUS leader in emergency medicine): Medicine, and particularly academic medicine, does not teach us how to take care of ourselves.

Absolutely a pleasure to speak with @glaucomflecken.bsky.social on our podcast. He's not just funny, he really deeply cares about patients and doctors, and this chaotic thing we call the healthcare system.

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"Physicians are basically lied to."

"If you actually understood how the money works, then a physician would be much less easily manipulated."

The one, the only, Dr. Eric Bricker.

Full podcast episode and transcript:
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In other words: doctors do the right thing and deliver the services, care, and procedures to patients, and then we hope that we'll get paid for them.

United literally says this in their documentation — but then will not guarantee any payment.

"What we don't get is a lot of training and education around getting the most return on investment and financial impact from our career. That's why I'm really excited about Offcall."

So very proud to count Dr. Blauwet as a supporter as we build this for physicians!

TIL it can cost up to $1M if a physician leaves an organization

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We spoke with Dr. Tina Shah, intensivist and Chief Clinical Officer at Abridge about burnout for our launch of our podcast.

On 𝗛𝗼𝘄 𝗜 𝗗𝗼𝗰𝘁𝗼𝗿, we interview physicians doing transformative work inside and outside of their clinical care.

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