If you're a physician with at least 5 years of experience looking for a flexible, non-clinical, part-time medical-legal consulting role…

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Dr. Chrissie Ott shares her path from a traditional med-peds practice to becoming a physician coach and wellness leader. After years in primary care and launching a solo micropractice in 2008, she discovered her calling: helping physicians end unnecessary suffering through coaching and personal growth.

She recalls leading wellness initiatives that provided coaching to 300 clinicians over 15 months, resulting in dramatic improvements in their physical health, professional development, and relationships. Central to her approach is the concept of "solving for joy", finding meaning, alignment, and delight rather than chasing mere happiness.

Dr. Chrissie talks about balancing pediatric complex care, running her private coaching practice, and hosting the annual Physician Coaching Summit. She offers practical tips for physicians who want to explore coaching, from certification pathways to building a supportive professional community.

She also highlights her Solving for Joy podcast and shares a powerful writing exercise to help listeners break cycles of rumination and examine the beliefs driving their most persistent thoughts.

You'll find links mentioned in the episode at nonclinicalphysicians.com/pursue-joy/