"Preventing Burnout: Building Resilience" presented by Beth McNulty, MD
Join us for an insightful lecture on preventing professional burnout, where
we will explore the critical consequences of burnout and how to avoid it. This
session will delve into the warning signs and risks associated with burnout,
emphasizing the importance of proactive self-care to protect both your personal
and professional life. Drawing from renowned resources, including the Stanford
Well-being Director’s Course and the Mayo Clinic’s “Strategies to Reduce
Burnout” textbook, we will focus on practical strategies that promote long-term
well-being.
Key topics covered will include:
Nutrition & Exercise: How physical health impacts mental resilience.
Hydration: The often overlooked key to staying sharp and energized.
Sleep: Understanding the critical role of restorative rest in burnout
prevention.
Personal Well-being: Cultivating habits that support mental and emotional
health.
By the end of the session, attendees will gain a deeper understanding of
burnout, its warning signs, and its potential consequences. You will leave
equipped with actionable strategies to enhance your well-being, improve your
work-life balance, and safeguard against burnout in the future. Don’t miss this
opportunity to invest in your health and professional longevity!
Target Audience: Clinicians
Event Date/Time: Wednesday, January 29, 2025 4:00 PM
Event Location: Zoom
This event is available for remote participation. You will receive the URL after registration.