Physicians in Transition — Doctors who have successfully
reinvented themselves in new careers
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DOCTORS WHO HAVE SUCCESSFULLY REINVENTED THEMSELVES IN NEW CAREERS
VOLUME 1 IS NOW SHIPPING!
by Rich
Greetings friends \">FOREWORD BY MICHELLE MUDGE-RILEY:
This is more than a book about physicians in transition, it is a book
about remarkable people who have overcome obstacles in the pursuit of
personal happiness and career satisfaction.
Most physicians entered the medical field believing that sacrifices
were inevitable but that the hard work and dedication would lead to a
successful and satisfying career. Most people think the term
“physician” implies the ultimate professional career choice. Why
aren’t physicians happy? What obstacles prevent them from this
personal and career fulfillment?
For some physicians, the stress levels have progressed to the point
of exhaustion and fatigue and in more severe cases, substance abuse or
severe depression.
This book will introduce you to individual doctors who felt lost,
trapped, exhausted, sick, guilty, frightened and an array of other
emotions. These doctors may not have understood the feelings or the
root cause of the problem but they faced it head on, got through it
and overcame the feelings.
List of Doctors featured in Volume 1:
* Dr. David Best, CEO where a pleasant museum guide named Elizabeth
greeted us.
As my eyes scanned the room, I flinched at the sight of two hulking
Samoan Rugby players carefully studying each picture and artifact.
They were touring Great Britain for the fall international rugby
matches. We ourselves had come to follow the USA rugby team. Ah, the
brotherhood of rugby! But why had Mark and Phillip come to
Stevenson’s room? We learned that RLS lived his latter years in
Samoa and was buried there. The lads’ museum visit was prompted by
admiration for the man as well as homesickness for their own treasured
islands.
As Elizabeth further enriched us about his writing, I revealed my
hope of beginning a new writing career. Elizabeth joyfully retorted
with news of publishing her second book in ten years. Boldly, she
encouraged me to be passionate about my writing. She wished me success
as a writer.
After exchanging addresses, we bid farewell and scampered out the
door into “Full Scottish Weather.” I walked away with a joyful
tear in my eye and my spirit enriched with the treasured discovery of
adventure, new friendship, and inspiration.
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