Seeking to determine your purpose and driving to excel, hit goals, and give back, to find your purpose and to be driven to achieve this are so fulfilling as a professional. Rachel Jurgenson is sharing about parenting, purpose and pivoting in working motherhood.
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my Tuesday-night book club about a 10-year reunion, that 10 years spent taking care of patients in the operating room, the hospital, and the office has taught me so very many things. I have learned more valuable lessons about medicine, life, love than I can count and I have enjoyed so much laughter and just as many difficult cases during that time. Today, in honor of those 10 years, I’m going to share with you 10 Things the OR taught me. Here are ten of those lessons I’ve learned and retained
Emergency Room PA-C turned Entrepreneur who, as a wife and mom, founded the performance fabric company Medelita. Lara Francisco shares her story of creating, dreaming, building, and failing forward.
Emergency Room PA-C turned Entrepreneur who, as a wife and mom, founded the performance fabric company Medelita. Lara Francisco shares her story of creating, dreaming, building, and failing forward.
Working as a Mom in Medicine is hard. Working motherhood is hard. Work-life balance is elusive and sometimes, in order to achieve some semblance of balance, you need to leave your job!
Finding time to take care of yourself, struggling with Mom Guilt, and making space to take care of yourself, putting your own oxygen mask on first is a challenge as a Mom in Healthcare!
Finding time to take care of yourself, struggling with Mom Guilt, and making space to take care of yourself, putting your own oxygen mask on first is a challenge as a Mom in Healthcare!
Motherhood is stressful, overwhelming and so freaking busy! Working motherhood adds another layer of complexity. Throw in being a Mom in Medicine. Phew! Work-life balance can be so elusive. Listen here to discover how to attain it!
Working motherhood is hard. Add in the schedule of a surgeon and the unpredictability of the practice and – whoa!
Working motherhood is hard. Add in the schedule of a surgeon and the unpredictability of the practice and – whoa!
