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Maintaining longevity and fulfillment in academic surgery.
Leah Aakjar1, Mayur Narayan2, Grace Rozycki3
1Surgery, Oregon Health & Science University Hospital, Portland, Oregon, USA.
Surgeons can achieve long-term fulfillment and career longevity in demanding academic surgery roles by employing intentional strategies. This discussion highlights key approaches for sustained success and well-being in the field.
Area of Science:
- Surgical Education
- Career Development
- Professional Well-being
Background:
- Academic surgery presents significant challenges to clinical performance, research, and personal resilience.
- Burnout is a recognized risk for surgeons in academic environments.
- Achieving long-term career fulfillment requires proactive and intentional strategies.
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