"There's nothing more upsetting than maybe spending your life growing up to be a physician in emergency medicine. And 5, 10, 15 years into your career, you suddenly wake up one morning and say, 'I hate my life. I hate my job.' How does one change direction at that time in your life?"

But how can you make a change? Or are there ways to feel not so burned out?

About Our Guest:
Dr. Harry Severance is from Duke University and the Erlinger Medical Center in Chattanooga, Tennessee. He's been a researcher, a teacher, he's set up residencies, he's done government work, military work, and he's now helping other ER physicians in guiding them through what brings them job satisfaction.

In this episode, we explore:

The alarming stats about Emergency Room safety and job satisfaction
Finances and burnout
Burnout as personal failure
How mental health conversations in ERs have changed over the decades
What to do if it's time to change careers

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Burned Out and Hating Your ER Job? Try Something New (Dr. Harry Severance)