S4, Episode 47: Overcoming Physician Burnout with Suja Johnkutty [rechargecoach.com]

BURNOUT...WE HAVE ALL BEEN THERE. 

Burnout affects 51% of physicians at some point throughout their careers. Our next guest is a doctor and has been there and done that. She has been trained in neurology and psychiatry and today is now a certified high-performance coach. Helping physicians overcome burnout, apathy, and income stagnation.

Please help me welcome Suja Johnkutty, Welcome Suja!

 

In this podcast you will:

• Discover why she decided to quit being a physician and begin to help other physicians manage their burnout.
• Learn how Suja's family influenced her views on money and debt.
• Acquire how she balanced residency, having a baby and living in expensive New York City, and burnout.
• Discover how her values on money and school debt will affect her kids as they start college; what lessons she is teaching her kids.
• Receive the advice she would give to new residents/medical students as they begin their careers.

For all the show notes, transcription, and more, check out the podcast website at http://doctorfreedompodcast.com/

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