|Articles|July 6, 2022
Burned Out? How Membership-Based Primary Care Could Be Your Career Reset
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Burned Out? How Membership-Based Primary Care Could Be Your Career Reset
Expert presenters:
John Kello
Ken Nazemetz
Vice President, MDVIP
Learning Objectives:
- Understand how burnout impacts physician work-life balance, mental health and medical errors.
- Learn why now is the time for self-reflection and exploration of ways to improve physician career satisfaction.
- Listen to an open discussion about the various strategies to alleviate burnout.
- Discover why a membership-based model can help reduce burnout and enhance physician work-life balance.
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