My frontline is the sideline
During a recent Zoom call discussing issues of physician wellness, a common theme emerged among some of our pediatric faculty – a form of imposter syndrome. 7 p.m. cheers in New York City ring out for essential workers and medical staff. Calls, texts, and messages come in from friends and family thanking us for working on the frontlines of the COVID-19 crisis. Yet those cheers don’t feel like they are …


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