Gina Geis is a neonatologist and vice-chair, professional fulfillment, Bernard and Millie Duker Children’s Hospital at Albany Medical Center. She is also an associate professor of pediatrics and bioethics and co-chair, hospital ethics review committee, Albany Medical Center. She is also a professional physician coach and can be reached at her self-titled site, Gina Geis, MD.
Dr. Geis is an expert in clinician well-being and professional fulfillment, leadership development, communication, educational research, program development and evaluation, neonatology, and bioethics. She has been an invited speaker with over 50 national, regional, and local presentations on these topics.
You are a physician. You have put in years of hard work and sacrifice getting here. Now what?
Does your life look and feel exactly how you imagined it would?
If not, what does your ideal life look like?
Certainly, answers to this question are deeply personal, and will vary depending on the individual. As physicians, we need to engage in a process of self-discovery to create the lives we want and deserve. ...
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