Ep. 16 - Are You Creating A Sustainable Career?
In this week's episode, I sit down and chat with Dr. Nora Vasquez. Dr. Vasquez is a physician and coach who's experienced burnout in her career. She found coaching to be transforming and empowering. Dr. Vasquez is a mentor and coach who educates and supports clinicians in creating sustainable careers in medicine. She shares with us what you think matters and the questions you ask yourself can help you make more mindful decisions that will serve you in the long run.
Meet Dr. Nora Vasquez
Dr. Nora Vasquez is the CEO & Founder of the Thriving Leaders In Medicine Coaching Program and a Board-Certified Internal Medicine Physician with over a decade of experience. As an Advanced Certified Physician Coach, she empowers physicians and medical professionals at hospitals, universities, and medical organizations. She leads medical groups with her evidenced-based coaching program that is proven to help physicians and APPs overcome burnout, leads with confidence and stop overworking to create a more harmonious work-life balance that is fulfilling.
You can learn more about Dr. Vasquez here:
Website: www.renewyourmindmd.com
Email: [email protected]
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