A doctor describes burnout, lost autonomy, and insurance companies blocking patient care. The speaker invites frustrated physicians to the Business of Orthobiologics conference in Dallas, September 29-30.
That's kind of been our contract with society is like, you suffer and take care of patients and then you get to be a doctor. And oh, by the way, we don't think as highly of you anymore because we think that you're in charge of not getting the care because the insurance companies have not allowed it and somehow we're supposed to fix that. Um, but with no autonomy, no ability to make any change whatsoever. So we just put our heads down and like work really hard and hopefully it'll get better somehow. But it didn't.
If this resonates with you, come to Dallas at the Business of Orthobiologics event, September 29th and 30th. To sign up, go to mavericksprofitsystem.com.
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