Interview with Dr. Dianne Ansari-Winn
Dr. Dianne Ansari-Winn explains in this week’s interview why she left clinical medicine and why she wants to help committed colleagues heal the world.
[fusebox_track_player url=”https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/physiciannonclinicalcareers/How_to_Help_Committed_Colleagues_Heal_the_World.mp3″]
Dianne is an Anesthesiologist. She received her medical degree from the University of Michigan Medical School in Ann Arbor. Then she completed a Master’s Degree in Health Behavior and Health Education from the University of Michigan School of Public Health, before entering residency.
Our Sponsor
We’re proud to have the University of Tennessee Physician Executive MBA Program, offered by the Haslam College of Business, as the sponsor of this podcast.
The UT PEMBA is the longest-running, and most highly respected physician-only MBA in the country. It has over 700 graduates. And, the program only takes one year to complete.
By joining the UT Physician Executive MBA, you will develop the business and management skills you need to find a career that you really love. To find out more, contact Dr. Kate Atchley’s office at (865) 974-6526 or go to nonclinicalphysicians.com/physicianmba.
Burnout Was the Beginning of Her Journey
Dianne was a practicing anesthesiologist when she went through her own experience with burnout in 2012. It adversely affected every aspect of her life. It ultimately led her to leave clinical practice. But her experience with burnout was the beginning of her journey to creating the happy, fulfilled, purpose-driven life that she lives today.
Dianne was one of the earliest physician peer coaches. From the very beginning, she has found ways to help committed colleagues heal themselves and others. She continues to be at the forefront of physician coaching. Since 2018, she has been training other physicians in The Physician Coaching Academy.
A Desire to Help Committed Colleagues Heal the World
Her mission is to help create a health care system where physician wellness is an integral part of medical practice and where physicians are supported.
I was drawn to coaching through looking for support around my own pain and confusion about the way that I was feeling about work. – Dr. Dianne Ansari-Winn
Dianne has also published a book called Doctor Heal Thyself: A Guide for Physicians to Prevent Burnout and Promote Wellbeing.
Summary
If you’re in the midst of burnout you can contact Dianne for help. But if you’re beyond that and you want to apply coaching principles to help committed colleagues, then the Physician Coaching Academy will be worth exploring.
You can find Diane at physicianvitalityinstitute.com or at drdianne.com.
NOTE: Look below for a transcript of today’s episode that you can download or read right here. It’s a new feature of the show notes. I hope you like it. You can use it to sign up for my newsletter, too!
Links for Today’s Episode:
- Physician Coaching Academy
- DrDianne.com
- Physician Vitality Institute
- Dianne’s Book Doctor Heal Thyself: A Guide for Physicians to Prevent Burnout and Promote Healing
Download This Episode:
Right Click Here and “Save As” to download this podcast episode to your computer.
Podcast Editing & Production Services are provided by Oscar Hamilton
[fusebox_transcript]
Disclaimers:
Many of the links that I refer you to are affiliate links. That means that I receive a payment from the seller if you purchase the affiliate item using my link. Doing so has no effect on the price you are charged. And I only promote products and services that I believe are of high quality and will be useful to you.
The opinions expressed here are mine and my guest’s. While the information provided on the podcast is true and accurate to the best of my knowledge, there is no express or implied guarantee that using the methods discussed here will lead to success in your career, life, or business.
The information presented on this blog and related podcast is for entertainment and/or informational purposes only. I do not provide medical, legal, tax, or emotional advice. If you take action on the information provided on the blog or podcast, it is at your own risk. Always consult an attorney, accountant, career counselor, or other professional before making any major decisions about your career.