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The one escape from burnout that you control
Author(s)Steven Podnos MD, CFP
Fact checked by: Todd Shryock, AC Baltz
Burnout is rampant in medicine. The good news is the best cure is completely within your control.
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Burnout is a major problem in medicine, but there is one cure that lies completely within your control.
In this episode of Money Matters, Steven Podnos, M.D., CFP, discusses what doctors need to do to keep burnout at bay.
Steven Podnos, M.D., CFP is a fiduciary fee-only planner with HB Wealth. He can be reached at
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