COMMENTARY

Early Intervention: How Physician Coaching Is Supporting Future Doctors and Reducing Burnout

Lotte Dyrbye, MD, MHPE; Tina Shah, MD, MPH; Tyra Fainstad, MD; Neha Pathak, MD

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Summary and Key Highlights

Summary: Dr Fainstad shares the significance of addressing physician burnout early in the career journey. She discusses a coaching program designed for aspiring healthcare professionals, showcasing its benefits, such as reduced imposter syndrome and burnout. By extending coaching to include medical students, residents, and fellows, organizations can cultivate a stronger, healthier foundation for future physicians.

Key Takeaways:

  • Physician coaching reduces burnout and imposter syndrome during early career stages.
  • Early intervention builds a foundation for long-term career sustainability.
  • Group coaching fosters peer support networks that enhance professional growth.

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