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Still Practicing with Sue Daniels, MD

Still Practicing with Sue Daniels, MD

著者： Susan Daniels
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If I've learned one thing from a career in healthcare, it's that colleagues train hard, show up, do the work, and quietly burn out. I saw it happen to others, but I didn't really understand the struggle until it happened to me. I'm Dr. Sue Daniels, a pediatrician and survivor of what happens when a healthcare professional blinks and finds herself lost in a career she once loved. I'm also proud to say I found my way back, and if I can do it, so can you. Every other week, I invite you to join me on Still Practicing as we explore what happens AFTER burnout prevention has run its course and you're left wondering what's next. Spoiler alert: it's not about coping better. It's about realistically answering one essential question: What kind of life and career are actually worth coming back to? Through honest conversations and lived stories, my guests share how they've reclaimed meaning, ambition, and agency in their work and lives. Pediatricians are the center of gravity here, but this is an inclusive space for fellow healthcare workers who have drifted from center, still care deeply, and know something has to change. Optimistic, thoughtful, and grounded in real experience, Still Practicing is for anyone who knows the journey back might not be easy, but it's time to begin. A Human Content Production© 2026 Susan Daniels, MD. All rights reserved. 個人的成功 自己啓発 衛生・健康的な生活 身体的病い・疾患
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