Anger is one of the most misunderstood phases of physician burnout.

Not because physicians are “bad people.”
Not because they’ve stopped caring.

But because chronic stress, emotional overload, and nervous system exhaustion eventually change how we experience the world.

In this episode, we’re talking honestly about the anger phase of burnout:

We explore why anger often shows up before complete emotional shutdown, what it’s actually protecting underneath, and why so many high-functioning physicians miss the warning signs for years.

This episode is especially relevant for OB/GYNs and other physicians carrying intense emotional labor, relentless productivity pressure, and chronic nervous system activation.

If you’ve found yourself feeling less patient, more reactive, emotionally exhausted, or ashamed of how angry you’ve become… this conversation is for you.

What is my anger trying to tell me that I haven’t been willing to hear?

Please share it with another physician who may need this conversation right now.

And if you’re navigating burnout, career uncertainty, or the feeling that medicine no longer fits the way it once did, you’re not alone.

If this episode resonates, I'd love to talk about how we can work together.

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About the Podcast Navigating Possibility — A Podcast for Women Physicians Ready to Reclaim Their Power

Navigating Possibility is the podcast for women physicians experiencing burnout, career dissatisfaction, or major transitions in medicine.

If you're a woman doctor considering leaving clinical practice, exploring nonclinical careers, or seeking a more sustainable and aligned path, this podcast is for you.

I’m Dr. Christina Adams—OB-GYN, physician coach, and former burned-out doctor. I help women physicians move from survival mode to self-trust, clarity, and empowered career decisions.

Each episode includes:

This is your space to breathe, reflect, and remember who you are beneath the white coat. You are not alone. There is a growing movement of women physicians reclaiming autonomy, identity, and possibility.

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As physicians—especially in obstetrics and gynecology—we carry a tremendous amount of responsibility.

But sometimes… we carry more than is actually ours.

In this episode of Navigating Possibility, we’re talking about the emotional burden many OBGYNs silently hold when patients decline recommendations, outcomes don’t go as hoped, or ethically complex situations leave lasting emotional residue.

From patient autonomy and informed refusal…
to litigation fear, moral distress, and the pressure to prevent every bad outcome…

This conversation explores the difference between:

We also discuss:

If you’ve ever replayed a patient interaction in your head long after your shift ended…
If you’ve ever wondered whether you “should have done more”…
If you’ve felt crushed by the emotional weight of medicine—

This episode is for you.

Please share it with another physician who may need this reminder:

You do not have to carry everything alone.

If this episode resonates, I'd love to talk about how we can work together.

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About the Podcast Navigating Possibility — A Podcast for Women Physicians Ready to Reclaim Their Power

Navigating Possibility is the podcast for women physicians experiencing burnout, career dissatisfaction, or major transitions in medicine.

If you're a woman doctor considering leaving clinical practice, exploring nonclinical careers, or seeking a more sustainable and aligned path, this podcast is for you.

I’m Dr. Christina Adams—OB-GYN, physician coach, and former burned-out doctor. I help women physicians move from survival mode to self-trust, clarity, and empowered career decisions.

Each episode includes:

This is your space to breathe, reflect, and remember who you are beneath the white coat. You are not alone. There is a growing movement of women physicians reclaiming autonomy, identity, and possibility.

✨ Subscribe, share with a colleague, and help reshape the future of medicine.

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What does it actually take to start a business as a physician?

Not just the logistics—
but the identity shift required to step outside of clinical medicine and build something of your own.

In this episode of Navigating Possibility, we’re diving into the real, often unspoken side of entrepreneurship for physicians.

Because starting a business isn’t just about:

It’s about navigating:

This episode was inspired in part by a powerful weekend at the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists Annual Clinical and Scientific Meeting (ACOG ACSM), where I put myself in rooms that were filled with OB/GYNs building telehealth practices, nonclinical businesses, and innovative solutions to support physicians.

The energy in those spaces?
Unmatched.

And it raises an important question:

What becomes possible when you surround yourself with people who are already doing the thing you’re afraid to start?

If you’ve ever thought about:

This episode will help you understand not just how to begin…

…but why it feels so hard to start—and how to move through that.

If people are going to judge you no matter what…

What kind of life is worth being judged for?

If this episode resonates, I'd love to talk about how we can work together.

I work 1:1 with women physicians who are:

✨ Schedule a free coaching consultation to explore what’s next.

About the Podcast Navigating Possibility — A Podcast for Women Physicians Ready to Reclaim Their Power

Navigating Possibility is the podcast for women physicians experiencing burnout, career dissatisfaction, or major transitions in medicine.

If you're a woman doctor considering leaving clinical practice, exploring nonclinical careers, or seeking a more sustainable and aligned path, this podcast is for you.

I’m Dr. Christina Adams—OB-GYN, physician coach, and former burned-out doctor. I help women physicians move from survival mode to self-trust, clarity, and empowered career decisions.

Each episode includes:

This is your space to breathe, reflect, and remember who you are beneath the white coat. You are not alone. There is a growing movement of women physicians reclaiming autonomy, identity, and possibility.

✨ Subscribe, share with a colleague, and help reshape the future of medicine.

📬 Stay Connected • Join the weekly newsletter for burnout recovery tools and career transition insight

Connect on social media:

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OB/GYN burnout, physician entrepreneurship, nonclinical careers for doctors, starting a business as a physician, physician side hustle, telehealth business OB/GYN, mindset coaching for doctors, impostor syndrome physicians, leaving clinical medicine, physician business coach, women in medicine entrepreneurship, OB/GYN career transition, physician coaching business

Share it with a colleague who’s been saying:
“I think I want something more… but I don’t know where to start.”

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 If you’ve ever told yourself, “I should journal more”… and then immediately avoided it—you’re not alone.

In this episode of Navigating Possibility, we’re unpacking the real reason high-achieving women physicians resist journaling and meditation—and it’s not about time, discipline, or productivity.

It’s your nervous system.

Drawing on concepts from Polyvagal Theory and insights from The Body Keeps the Score, this episode explores how unprocessed stress and emotional load live in the body, and why slowing down can feel uncomfortable—or even unsafe.

We’ll talk about why your brain tells you journaling is “unproductive”… when in reality, your body may be protecting you from what might surface if you stop and listen.

And most importantly, you’ll learn how to begin regulating your nervous system so that stillness, reflection, and clarity actually feel accessible.

When journaling feels like too much, start here:

The 5-4-3-2-1 Grounding Technique

This helps bring your body into the present moment and signals safety—so you can gradually build capacity to turn inward.

This episode is especially for:

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If this episode resonates, I'd love to talk about how we can work together.

I work 1:1 with women physicians who are:

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About the Podcast Navigating Possibility — A Podcast for Women Physicians Ready to Reclaim Their Power

Navigating Possibility is the podcast for women physicians experiencing burnout, career dissatisfaction, or major transitions in medicine.

If you're a woman doctor considering leaving clinical practice, exploring nonclinical careers, or seeking a more sustainable and aligned path, this podcast is for you.

I’m Dr. Christina Adams—OB-GYN, physician coach, and former burned-out doctor. I help women physicians move from survival mode to self-trust, clarity, and empowered career decisions.

Each episode includes:

This is your space to breathe, reflect, and remember who you are beneath the white coat. You are not alone. There is a growing movement of women physicians reclaiming autonomy, identity, and possibility.

✨ Subscribe, share with a colleague, and help reshape the future of medicine.

📬 Stay Connected • Join the weekly newsletter for burnout recovery tools and career transition insight

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Keywords: physician burnout, doctor burnout, mindfulness for physicians, second arrow Buddhism, emotional resilience healthcare, physician mental health, burnout recovery doctors, medical anxiety, perfectionism in medicine, self-compassion for physicians, healthcare burnout solutions

Burnout in medicine isn’t just about long hours, difficult patients, or broken systems.

It’s also about what happens after those moments.

In this episode of Navigating Possibility, we explore the powerful Buddhist concept of the second arrow—and how it quietly contributes to physician burnout, emotional exhaustion, and chronic self-doubt.

The first arrow is unavoidable.

It’s the reality of practicing medicine:

Complications.
Uncertainty.
High-stakes decisions.
Middle-of-the-night calls.
Outcomes we wish had been different.

But the second arrow?

That’s the part we add.

The rumination.
The self-criticism.
The mental replay at 2 a.m.
The belief that “I should have known.”

And for many physicians, that second arrow is where burnout deepens.

In this episode, we break down how the second arrow shows up in everyday clinical practice—from Morbidity & Mortality conferences to late-night call anxiety—and why it often becomes more painful than the original event itself.

More importantly, we explore how awareness and mindfulness can help you recognize when you’re adding unnecessary suffering… and how to respond differently.

Because while you can’t eliminate the first arrow…

You can choose whether to pick up the second.

Work With Dr. Christina Adams

If this episode resonates, I'd love to talk about how we can work together.

I work 1:1 with women physicians who are:

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About the Podcast Navigating Possibility — A Podcast for Women Physicians Ready to Reclaim Their Power

Navigating Possibility is the podcast for women physicians experiencing burnout, career dissatisfaction, or major transitions in medicine.

If you're a woman doctor considering leaving clinical practice, exploring nonclinical careers, or seeking a more sustainable and aligned path, this podcast is for you.

I’m Dr. Christina Adams—OB-GYN, physician coach, and former burned-out doctor. I help women physicians move from survival mode to self-trust, clarity, and empowered career decisions.

Each episode includes:

This is your space to breathe, reflect, and remember who you are beneath the white coat. You are not alone. There is a growing movement of women physicians reclaiming autonomy, identity, and possibility.

✨ Subscribe, share with a colleague, and help reshape the future of medicine.

📬 Stay Connected • Join the weekly newsletter for burnout recovery tools and career transition insight

Connect on social media:

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LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christina-adams-md-5b7642175/

Keywords: physician burnout, doctor burnout, mindfulness for physicians, second arrow Buddhism, emotional resilience healthcare, physician mental health, burnout recovery doctors, medical anxiety, perfectionism in medicine, self-compassion for physicians, healthcare burnout solutions

 What does it mean to have courage as a physician right now?

In this episode of Navigating Possibility, I’m sharing reflections from my 10th year attending the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists Congressional Leadership Conference (CLC) in Washington, DC — a meeting where nearly 800 OB-GYNs from across the country come together to advocate for patients, physicians, and the future of healthcare.

This year’s theme came from a powerful message by Skye Perryman:

“Courage is the new currency.”

We talk about what that means in a time when medicine, policy, and physician identity are increasingly intertwined — and why staying silent may come at a greater cost than speaking up.

You’ll hear behind-the-scenes insights from Capitol Hill advocacy meetings, conversations with residents and early-career physicians, and a breakdown of the policies shaping OB-GYN practice — from prenatal care costs to prior authorization reform and payment changes that could impact physician burnout and workforce sustainability.

This episode is both a reflection and a call to action.

Because whether you see yourself as “political” or not…
healthcare policy is shaping your daily work.

And your voice matters more than you think.

The cost of staying silent in medicine is rising.

Advocacy isn’t about politics — it’s about protecting patients, supporting physicians, and shaping a sustainable future for healthcare.

Courage isn’t optional anymore. It’s required.

Keywords: physician advocacy, OB-GYN advocacy, ACOG CLC, healthcare policy, physician burnout, prior authorization reform, Medicare Advantage, prenatal care costs, global billing OB, physician leadership, women in medicine, medical advocacy, healthcare reform, doctor burnout solutions

Work With Dr. Christina Adams

If this episode resonates, I'd love to talk about how we can work together.

I work 1:1 with women physicians who are:

✨ Schedule a free coaching consultation to explore what’s next.

About the Podcast Navigating Possibility — A Podcast for Women Physicians Ready to Reclaim Their Power

Navigating Possibility is the podcast for women physicians experiencing burnout, career dissatisfaction, or major transitions in medicine.

If you're a woman doctor considering leaving clinical practice, exploring nonclinical careers, or seeking a more sustainable and aligned path, this podcast is for you.

I’m Dr. Christina Adams—OB-GYN, physician coach, and former burned-out doctor. I help women physicians move from survival mode to self-trust, clarity, and empowered career decisions.

Each episode includes:

This is your space to breathe, reflect, and remember who you are beneath the white coat. You are not alone. There is a growing movement of women physicians reclaiming autonomy, identity, and possibility.

✨ Subscribe, share with a colleague, and help reshape the future of medicine.

📬 Stay Connected • Join the weekly newsletter for burnout recovery tools and career transition insight

Connect on social media:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/christinaadamsmd02/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61557977027465

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christina-adams-md-5b7642175/

 What do you do when patients cross the line?

When frustration turns into disrespect…
When your staff is treated poorly…
When you’re expected to tolerate behavior that feels completely unacceptable?

In this episode of Navigating Possibility, we’re talking about one of the most emotionally charged—and rarely discussed—parts of practicing medicine:

Unrealistic patient expectations and abusive behavior.

Because at some point in your career, you will encounter patients who don’t see you as a human being.

And no one taught you what to do next.

Inside this episode, we explore how to hold two truths at the same time:

✔ Understanding that patients may be stressed, fearful, or overwhelmed
✔ Setting clear, professional boundaries that protect you and your team

You’ll hear a powerful story about closing a medical practice for a physician’s family funeral—and the moment that made it painfully clear how easily patients can lose sight of our humanity.

We also walk through practical scripts you can use immediately when patients are disrespectful to you or your staff—and how to think about the decision to dismiss a patient from your care.

If you’ve ever thought:

“Am I supposed to tolerate this?”

“Where is the line between compassion and being taken advantage of?”

“How do I protect my staff without feeling like I’m failing as a physician?”

This episode will give you a new way to think about those moments.

Because compassion and boundaries are not opposites.

They are both essential to practicing medicine in a way that is sustainable—and human.

Why physicians often feel pressured to tolerate difficult or abusive patient behavior

How unrealistic expectations contribute to physician burnout

A mindset shift that helps you stay calm when patients are angry or reactive

The difference between compassion and over-tolerance

How to set boundaries with patients in a clear, professional way

When it may be appropriate to dismiss a patient from your practice

Why protecting your staff is a critical part of leadership in medicine

The perspective shift that changes how you think about your time, your energy, and your life outside of medicine

Work With Dr. Christina Adams

If this episode resonates, I'd love to talk about how we can work together.

I work 1:1 with women physicians who are:

✨ Schedule a free coaching consultation to explore what’s next.

About the Podcast Navigating Possibility — A Podcast for Women Physicians Ready to Reclaim Their Power

Navigating Possibility is the podcast for women physicians experiencing burnout, career dissatisfaction, or major transitions in medicine.

If you're a woman doctor considering leaving clinical practice, exploring nonclinical careers, or seeking a more sustainable and aligned path, this podcast is for you.

I’m Dr. Christina Adams—OB-GYN, physician coach, and former burned-out doctor. I help women physicians move from survival mode to self-trust, clarity, and empowered career decisions.

Each episode includes:

This is your space to breathe, reflect, and remember who you are beneath the white coat. You are not alone. There is a growing movement of women physicians reclaiming autonomy, identity, and possibility.

✨ Subscribe, share with a colleague, and help reshape the future of medicine.

📬 Stay Connected • Join the weekly newsletter for burnout recovery tools and career transition insight

Connect on social media:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/christinaadamsmd02/

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Across the United States, rural obstetric units are closing and the number of physicians providing maternity care continues to decline. When physicians retire, move, or leave clinical medicine, hospitals often struggle to recruit replacements. Instead, the physicians who remain are frequently asked to take on more call, more responsibility, and more risk—often without additional support or compensation.

In this episode of Navigating Possibility, Dr. Christina Adams explores the growing crisis in rural obstetrics, physician workforce shortages, and maternity care deserts, and the hidden personal cost of trying to keep struggling systems afloat.

Drawing on her own experience working three years of q3 call while raising a young child, Dr. Adams talks about what that lifestyle actually looks like: constant sleep disruption, a nervous system that never fully rests, and the slow drift into survival mode.

This episode is not about blaming individual hospitals or questioning the commitment of physicians who continue to serve their communities. Instead, it’s about naming a difficult truth:

System problems require system solutions.

When healthcare systems rely on physician self-sacrifice to maintain access to care, burnout and workforce shortages often worsen.

If you are a physician practicing in rural medicine, obstetrics, or underserved communities, this conversation will help you think about:

• The realities of unsustainable call schedules
• The emotional pressure physicians feel to “hold the system together”
• How healthcare systems respond to physician overwork
• Why boundaries can sometimes force necessary structural change
• How to evaluate what is sustainable for you long term

Dr. Adams also discusses the concept of maternity care deserts, citing data from the March of Dimes showing that millions of women live in counties with limited or no access to obstetric care.

Most importantly, this episode reminds physicians of something we rarely say out loud in medicine:

You are allowed to protect your own life and well-being, even when the system is struggling.

Caring deeply about your patients does not require sacrificing yourself indefinitely.

The growing crisis of maternity care deserts in the United States

Why rural OB units are losing physicians

The hidden cost of q3 call schedules

What survival mode looks like for early-career physicians

The cultural expectation of physician self-sacrifice

Why systems often rely on physicians to stretch themselves indefinitely

How boundaries can reveal structural problems

Questions to ask yourself if your schedule feels unsustainable

You cannot personally solve a systemic workforce shortage through self-sacrifice. Sustainable healthcare systems require structural investment, adequate staffing, and policy solutions—not physician burnout.

March of Dimes – Maternity Care Deserts Report

Data on U.S. maternal health access and workforce shortages

Work With Dr. Christina Adams

If this episode resonates, I'd love to talk about how we can work together.

I work 1:1 with women physicians who are:

✨ Schedule a free coaching consultation to explore what’s next.

About the Podcast Navigating Possibility — A Podcast for Women Physicians Ready to Reclaim Their Power

Navigating Possibility is the podcast for women physicians experiencing burnout, career dissatisfaction, or major transitions in medicine.

If you're a woman doctor considering leaving clinical practice, exploring nonclinical careers, or seeking a more sustainable and aligned path, this podcast is for you.

I’m Dr. Christina Adams—OB-GYN, physician coach, and former burned-out doctor. I help women physicians move from survival mode to self-trust, clarity, and empowered career decisions.

Each episode includes:

This is your space to breathe, reflect, and remember who you are beneath the white coat. You are not alone. There is a growing movement of women physicians reclaiming autonomy, identity, and possibility.

✨ Subscribe, share with a colleague, and help reshape the future of medicine.

📬 Stay Connected • Join the weekly newsletter for burnout recovery tools and career transition insight

Connect on social media:

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 Call anxiety is one of the most common – and least discussed – experiences in medicine.

For physicians who take call, especially those in high-acuity specialties like obstetrics, emergency medicine, surgery, and critical care, there is often a persistent fear in the background:

What if something happens that I can’t handle?

The night before call.
The quiet moments between pages.
The adrenaline surge when the phone rings at 2 a.m.

This episode explores the psychology of call anxiety in physicians and how it evolves throughout a medical career. Early in practice, anxiety often stems from inexperience and uncertainty. But even many years into practice, physicians may still feel the weight of being the person responsible when things go wrong.

In this episode, Dr. Christina Adams explores:

Why call anxiety is so common among physicians

How fear shifts from early career insecurity to mid-career responsibility

The cognitive pattern behind the thought: “What if I can’t handle it?”

How our brains often ignore the evidence of our competence and experience

Why anxiety persists even after years of successfully managing emergencies

How to reframe fear using a coaching approach grounded in evidence

Dr. Adams also shares a powerful clinical story from her own career: a severe postpartum hemorrhage case that pushed her beyond the standard treatment algorithm. The story, originally written as a blog post titled “All Bleeding Stops,”captures the intensity of managing a life-threatening obstetric emergency while holding the responsibility for a patient’s life in your hands.

Through this story, she explores an important truth about practicing medicine:

Handling a crisis does not mean feeling calm or confident in the moment.

It often means simply doing the next step.
And then the next.
Until the bleeding stops.

This episode is for physicians who:

Feel anxious before or during call shifts

Worry about being the only doctor available in an emergency

Carry the emotional weight of high-stakes clinical decision making

Want practical tools to examine and challenge anxiety-driven thoughts

Are navigating the evolving emotional landscape of a long medical career

If you’ve ever wondered whether the fear you feel on call means something is wrong with you, this episode offers a different perspective.

Call anxiety is not necessarily a sign of inadequacy.

Often, it’s a reflection of how deeply you understand the stakes of the work you do.

And the evidence from your career may already show something important:

You have handled more than your anxious brain gives you credit for.

The hidden emotional burden of physician call schedules

Why anxiety often persists even after years of experience

The difference between fear of incompetence and fear of responsibility

A real clinical story of severe postpartum hemorrhage

How physicians can use evidence-based thinking to challenge anxious thoughts

Physician anxiety • Call anxiety in medicine • OB call stress • Postpartum hemorrhage • Physician burnout • Emotional burden of medicine • Cognitive coaching for physicians • Women physicians • Physician resilience • Medical decision making under pressure

Work With Dr. Christina Adams

If this episode resonates, I'd love to talk about how we can work together.

I work 1:1 with women physicians who are:

✨ Schedule a free coaching consultation to explore what’s next.

About the Podcast Navigating Possibility — A Podcast for Women Physicians Ready to Reclaim Their Power

Navigating Possibility is the podcast for women physicians experiencing burnout, career dissatisfaction, or major transitions in medicine.

If you're a woman doctor considering leaving clinical practice, exploring nonclinical careers, or seeking a more sustainable and aligned path, this podcast is for you.

I’m Dr. Christina Adams—OB-GYN, physician coach, and former burned-out doctor. I help women physicians move from survival mode to self-trust, clarity, and empowered career decisions.

Each episode includes:

This is your space to breathe, reflect, and remember who you are beneath the white coat. You are not alone. There is a growing movement of women physicians reclaiming autonomy, identity, and possibility.

✨ Subscribe, share with a colleague, and help reshape the future of medicine.

📬 Stay Connected • Join the weekly newsletter for burnout recovery tools and career transition insight

Connect on social media:

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 Women physicians are often expected to take on unpaid leadership roles—department chair, quality work, committees—in exchange for “influence” or visibility. In this episode, we explore the hidden cost of unpaid physician labor, why these expectations persist in hospital systems, and how to determine what your time is truly worth. Learn how to evaluate leadership opportunities, advocate for compensation, and stop donating labor at the expense of your wellbeing and career.

In this episode, we discuss:

Why unpaid physician leadership roles are normalized

The hidden workload behind department chair and committee positions

How unpaid labor disproportionately impacts women physicians

Calculating the true financial value of your time

Questions to ask before accepting leadership roles

How to decline unpaid work without guilt

Work With Dr. Christina Adams

If this episode resonates, I'd love to talk about how we can work together.

I work 1:1 with women physicians who are:

✨ Schedule a free coaching consultation to explore what’s next.

About the Podcast Navigating Possibility — A Podcast for Women Physicians Ready to Reclaim Their Power

Navigating Possibility is the podcast for women physicians experiencing burnout, career dissatisfaction, or major transitions in medicine.

If you're a woman doctor considering leaving clinical practice, exploring nonclinical careers, or seeking a more sustainable and aligned path, this podcast is for you.

I’m Dr. Christina Adams—OB-GYN, physician coach, and former burned-out doctor. I help women physicians move from survival mode to self-trust, clarity, and empowered career decisions.

Each episode includes:

This is your space to breathe, reflect, and remember who you are beneath the white coat. You are not alone. There is a growing movement of women physicians reclaiming autonomy, identity, and possibility.

✨ Subscribe, share with a colleague, and help reshape the future of medicine.

📬 Stay Connected • Join the weekly newsletter for burnout recovery tools and career transition insight

Connect on social media:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/christinaadamsmd02/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61557977027465

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christina-adams-md-5b7642175/