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One of my career mantras is āfix it up before you give it upā. Thatās because leaving medicine is a big deal, but burnout can have you looking for the fastest way out, which isnāt always the best option. In order to make the right decision for you, itās helpful to do everything you can to make things better before leaving. In this revisited episode from my first season, interventional radiologist Dr. Robert Kanterman talks about the process he used to improve his situation before ultimately deciding that a career transition was the right move for him.Ā
In this episode weāre talking about:
- What made Dr. Kanterman initially consider a career change
- Why jumping out of the water right away may not be the answer
- How to re-evaluate your clinical role
- Whether a schedule or setting change can improve your career satisfaction
- Considering traditional vs. out-of-the-box nonclinical options, including opening up an ice cream parlor!
- How doing less and saying ānoā can be a good thing
- The role of internal growth and exploration in making an external change
Links for this episode:
Physician Transition Starter Kit – A āmust haveā when youāre questioning your career path. This 25-page guide answers many of your questions about career transition, nonclinical options, and how to just get started.
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