Here's how you can future-proof your healthcare career.

Stay Relevant: By actively seeking out new knowledge and skills, you ensure you stay relevant in a rapidly changing field. This allows you to adapt to new technologies, implement best practices, and offer the most up-to-date care to patients. Advancement Opportunities: Employers value employees who are committed to continuous learning and professional development. Demonstrating your dedication to staying current can open doors to career advancement opportunities within your field.

Returning to clinical practice after a hiatus to focus on raising children, I've experienced firsthand the challenges and the importance of staying current in our rapidly evolving field. Reentering clinical practice required me to prepare extensively for examinations necessary to reactivate my medical license. This preparation was both rigorous and daunting. The sheer volume of medical information, meant that I had to revisit and update my knowledge base significantly. The explosion of medical research, guidelines, and data can be overwhelming. However, the advent of point-of-care decision support models that provide real-time, evidence-based recommendations has and continues to revolutionize how we practice medicine.

It's hard to imagine being in healthcare-or any field that requires high levels of knowledge and skill, and not being a life-long learning. New discoveries and understandings happen everyday! New techniques are developed for the purpose of getting better outcomes to problems that have existed for long periods of time. The ability to obtain that new knowledge has never been easier-especially for the public at large. Not being up to date in your field is a recipe for becoming irrelevant.

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As a physician in the process of rebranding myself, I've experienced firsthand the transformative power of social media in building and maintaining professional relationships. The sheer power of social media cannot be overstated. It allows us to reach individuals around the world, engage in discussions, and learn new material and perspectives, which is invaluable in staying updated on current news stories and connecting with individuals in vastly different fields. Attending conferences and joining professional associations are traditional ways to network, but social media now offers us an unprecedented capacity to connect with peers and industry leaders.

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I've seen how AI can transform patient care by capturing information and formulating chart notes. It’s clear that staying updated with digital health initiatives and training in health informatics is essential. Balancing cutting-edge technology with compassionate care ensures we harness the benefits of innovation while maintaining the art of medicine. My reflections on medical advances and timeless values remind me that while technology can enhance care, the human touch remains irreplaceable. Balancing these aspects ensures we harness technology's power while preserving the compassionate essence of medicine.

Unfortunately, some of the technologies that become part of healthcare were developed with the idea of improving patient care and streamlining provider's work-ie, the EHR. Unfortunately, the environment around healthcare has evolved in a way that uses the EHR to put more work on the provider, not help them. I have seen physicians who have made the choice to retire rather than adapt to technologies. A sad reason to decide to retire. I think AI will help improve the workflow on physicians both from a clinical and administrative standpoint. It needs to be used as a adjunct tool for better patient care, not as a substitute for it, but holds the promise of a more provider satisfaction.

I recently had a conversation with a radiologist regarding how using AI image recognition has given her the opportunity to actually go see a patient and discuss the patient's illness and the findings personally. It has the affect of the doctor having a better clinical context to interpret the associated image, and giving empathy and greater confidence to the patient that someone cares enough to talk to them. The radiologist is finding the situation very satisfying! Technology should provide the opportunity for physicians to be true "care givers"-what people sometimes need most.

A sustainable healthcare career hinges on personal well-being, encompassing work/life integration. This balance harmonizes professional duties and personal interests, crucial for health, job satisfaction, and resilience. Recharging with family, friends, and hobbies is necessary to reduce stress, rejuvenate the mind, and enhance mental health. Research shows strong social connections improve happiness and longevity, helping manage job demands. Quality time with loved ones offers emotional support and mental resilience. Hobbies prevent burnout, promoting well-being. Incorporating these elements ensures stamina for professional challenges, enriching both work and personal life.