TIRED OF CHARTING AFTER CLINIC? YOU'RE NOT ALONE

 

Are you a woman physician who is tired of charting after work? 

 

Do you wish you could finish your inbox and notes within the clinical workday so you could actually have time to relax in the evenings and weekends? 

 

Are you frustrated about the hours you’re working after clinic that you’re not getting paid for?

 

Do you wish you could run on time in clinic?

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Do you find yourself feeling annoyed at your patients and wish it didn't have to be this way?

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Would you like to enjoy clinic instead of feeling rushed and stressed?

 

You’re not alone. 

 

Physicians were never taught in training how to manage their time.  Our training teaches us to keep our nose to the ground and work all day and night, sometimes up to 30+ hours.  It’s constant busyness.  You just keep working until all the work gets done or you meet the work hour requirements.  However, being an attending in an outpatient clinic is completely different.  There are scheduled hours and then, there’s the work that needs to be completed.  We get thrown in as attendings without ever having been taught how to fit that work into those hours.  Then, we feel bad when we can’t do it.  We feel alone and ashamed and wonder why we can’t finish our work efficiently.  It’s because we were never taught the skills.  That’s all it is.  Skills.

 

Think about it.  Did anyone ever sit down with you and say this is how you see patients, finish notes, AND clear your inbox within your day?  Were you ever trained how to be efficient while still giving quality of care and getting high patient satisfaction?  Did anyone actually teach you these steps?

 

I know I didn’t get that my training.  My training consisted of doing everything that needs to get done no matter how many hours that takes.  As a resident, I was taught “forget you are human”.  Forget you have bodily functions, hunger, thirst.  Forget you have feelings.  Forget you need sleep.  And yet, we wonder why so many doctors feel bad! 

 

It’s okay.  I’ve been there.  Trust me, as a primary care physician, I’ve definitely been there.  I’ve also helped many other women physicians in all different specialties who have been there.

 

Here’s the good news.  It’s just a skillset to manage your time and get your work done within the clinical day.  Who better to learn new skills than physicians?  Physicians are the best at learning new skills so the odds are already in your favor that you will be able to do this. 

 

I will be your guide.  The key is not being more efficient with your EMR.  The key is something we're not taught so I had to learn it on my own.  I have a new way to manage your time with patients so that you can find more time and have more connection. 

 

It’s possible to finish your notes within the workday.

It’s possible to get through your inbox quickly and efficiently.

It’s even possible to enjoy your clinical day without the stress and overwhelm.

 

Take the first step to a whole new life.  One where you have more time and freedom.  One where you enjoy your workday and get your charting done.  A career you aren't constantly thinking of leaving or retiring early from.

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EARN UP TO 10 AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITS WITH MY PROGRAM!!!

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"I have to tell you, it was a full day of patients and I'm leaving clinic [at 5:15pm] with my charts closed and my inbox clean.  You are a miracle worker" -NH (Family Medicine)

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