32. Sean Codier - A compelling story of organizing a union to support emergency physicians

36. Christina Shenvi - An Academic Leader Fighting Burnout Through Professional Coaching

It seems so simple - find Time for Your Life. Like many of us Christina Shenvi struggled with that. She found help through coaching, and now has learned even more about time and life management which she has turned into a thriving coaching practice. Learn more at https://timeforyourlife.org/about/. [https://timeforyourlife.org/about/]

35. Joshua Russell - Urgent Care as Key Component of the Emergency Medicine Landscape

From "Why couldn't urgent care do that?" to "Why couldn't that patient have gone to urgent care instead?" we all have opinions, most of which are not based on science. Josh Russell is leading efforts to bring science and education to the growing urgent care industry. Found out how you can contribute to the Journal of Urgent Care Medicine https://www.jucm.com/about-us/. [https://www.jucm.com/about-us/]

34. The EM Innovation Collaborative - Democratizing Innovation in Acute Care

There must be a better way. We've all said it when some device or technique just doesn't work the way it should. Nick Stark and Zaid Altawil join The Shift Report to talk about how they are supporting innovators, inventors, and entrepreneurs in Emergency Medicine. If you want help with an idea or invention, including how to turn that innovation into a business the Emergency Medicine Innovation Collaborative is for you. Learn more at eminnovationcollaborative.org [https://www.eminnovationcollaborative.org/]. The two innovators who were referenced as being part of the program were Kevin Spencer (https://www.ringrescue.com/ [https://www.ringrescue.com/]) and Liz Claiborne (http://NasaClip.com [http://NasaClip.com])

33. Rob Orman - He's lived burnout. Now he's helping others.

Rob Orman faced burnout at least three times during a long clinical journey. Now, he is a certified executive coach helping physicians at all stages - just out of residency to mid to late career - who are struggling with the realities of the current practice of emergency medicine. He's been there with us during busy shifts, managing everything from the most critical patients to figuring out when to eat. You can learn more about Rob, and find some great Stimulus podcasts at roborman.com [http://roborman.com/]

32. Sean Codier - A compelling story of organizing a union to support emergency physicians

A decorated Army veteran, Dr. Codier entered the private sector practice of emergency medicine, but then started living all of the struggles now contributing to the burnout crisis in the specialty. He and his colleagues did something that has only been done a few times in medicine - they successfully formed a union. While not an easy mission, they completed it and now he seeks to educate others about how unions might be a part of the future. Learn more at salemphysiciansunion.org [http://salemphysiciansunion.org/] or by calling him directly at (480) 710-6316.