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  • Faculty Development
  • Physician Assistant Studies

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  • Physician Assistant (PA) clinicians transitioning to education face a steep learning curve.
  • PA educators manage diverse responsibilities, leading to high rates of burnout (52.4% considered leaving faculty roles).
  • This study addresses faculty retention by sharing a personal account of burnout and lessons learned.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To define burnout and its subscales within the context of PA faculty roles.
  • To outline specific symptoms of burnout experienced by PA educators.
  • To provide actionable strategies for improving PA educator well-being and retention.

Main Methods:

  • Defining burnout and its three associated subscales.
  • Detailing symptoms of burnout specific to PA faculty responsibilities.
  • Reviewing existing evidence to formulate recommendations.

Main Results:

  • Burnout is a significant issue for PA educators, impacting retention.
  • Specific strategies can be implemented to mitigate burnout.
  • Personal experiences highlight the challenges and rewards of PA faculty roles.

Conclusions:

  • PA faculty positions are rewarding yet demanding, especially for early-career professionals.
  • Proactive implementation of healthy habits is crucial for preventing burnout.
  • Improving work-life balance is key to retaining experienced PA educators.