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Balancing Your Life at Work and Home

Finding a balance between your work and your personal life does not just happen, according to professionals in the field of physician well-being. You have to work at it, and the time to do so is now.

"Balance requires effort, planning, and tradeoffs," says John Schorling, MD, MPH, internal medicine professor and director of physician wellness programs at the University of Virginia School of Medicine. Referring to a psychology of postponement attributed to physicians, Schorling comments, "We always think life will be better in the next phase—when I'm out of residency, after my fellowship, as soon as my practice is . . . [Click for More]

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