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Andrew J Lawton1, April Zehm2, Lindsay A Dow3
1Division of Hospital Medicine, Section of Palliative Medicine, Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, Chicago, Illinois, USA.
Abstract:
Most palliative care (PC) physicians will change jobs over the course of their career, yet few supports exist to guide them through this often unfamiliar process. Job transitions frequently elicit stress and uncertainty, as individuals balance personal and professional priorities, navigate complex negotiations, and assume the inherent risks of pursuing new opportunities. Yet, when approached intentionally, a job transition can also be a transformative process that allows for self-discovery, cultivation of new skills and connections, and reshaping of one's professional identity. This article, written by a team of PC physicians who have made job transitions themselves, offers 10 tips for navigating this professional step successfully. With emphases on authentic communication, skilled mentorship, relationship building, and exploration of local culture-the article offers practical advice to help PC physicians navigate a job transition confidently, while staying grounded in their personal values and the work they find most meaningful.
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