Joy in Family Medicine Coaching Services®
Joy in Family Medicine offers a systematic approach to coaching family medicine resident physicians and their faculty, so they can enjoy life and thrive in their chosen career.
Physician Coaching
The Mayo clinic and Harvard Internal Medicine Residency have published studies showing physician coaching decreases burnout and emotional exhaustion and increases resilience and quality of life. Coaching gives tools to thrive, clarity of direction, relief from burnout and overwhelm, restoration of balance, and even help with academic difficulty. Joy in Family Medicine Coaching Services® offers packages and individual sessions of coaching by a certified professional physician coach with academic experience.
Curriculum
Joy in Family Medicine Coaching Services® is a unique coaching-plus program. In addition to the one-on-one personalized coaching, we offer a systematic approach to stressors common among family physicians, some of which reinforce and augment existing program curricula. The topics include areas of professional and personal life.
Community
Joy in Family Medicine Coaching Services® values positive synergy. We have formed a growing community where residents and early-career physicians can stay in touch, learn and encourage each other, and receive ongoing monthly group coaching sessions and bonus curricular topics. Membership is limited to those who have participated in one of our programs.
Academic Coaching Courses
6-week one-on-one coaching-plus programs for residents and recent graduates, group coaching-plus programs for residents, and CME group coaching courses for faculty are available to help you find joy in the journey!
Courses
Leaders across medicine have discovered the benefits of coaching.
Now resident physicians can access this key to success at a critical time in their careers.
"I use a professional coach regularly, and it improves my leadership and decision-making every month. I grew up as a competitive diver, and every diver has a coach. For that matter, every competitive athlete and team, even the best, have coaches. I could not imagine that my professional work, which is infinitely more complex and consequential, would not benefit from expert, professional scrutiny and feedback. It has. In my opinion, professional coaching is the most effective form of continuing education. A professional coach can help you see your blind spots; can help you clarify your decision making process; can help you build more constructive and therapeutic relationships with patients and colleagues. Engaging a professional coach has been the best professional investment of my career."
Woodward-Chisholm Professor and Chair
Department of Family Medicine
University of Colorado School of Medicine
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