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Coaching: A Strategy for Breast Radiologists' Professional Development
Rex P Gatto1, Wendie A Berg2, Martha B Mainiero3
1Gatto Associates, LLC, Industrial and Organizational Psychologist, Pittsburgh, PA, USA.
Abstract:
The continually increasing demands placed on physicians have led to high levels of burnout, and breast radiologists are no exception. Professional coaching is a means to guide and support the radiologist through a process of positive thinking, stress reduction, goal setting, mental growth, work-life balance, and behavioral change. Professional coaching may be effective in preparation for leadership roles or in response to workplace issues or conflict. The radiologist, with the help of a coach, establishes goals, expands perception and mindset, and collaboratively may find ways to resolve issues by taking new and different approaches. This article discusses why radiologists should seek out a certified coach and what a coach can offer radiologists during these trying times, as well as outlining the coaching process. Coaching has proven useful in addressing professional growth, workplace issues, and physician burnout. At the conclusion of the article, the readers will be able to discern whether coaching can support a better quality of life for them.
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