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Practice burnout is one of the most unspoken epidemics in healthcare today. Providers pour everything into their patients, their staff, and their practice and somewhere along the way they forget to protect themselves from the very thing that can bring it all crashing down. The grind without the right systems is a recipe for burnout. And burnout does not just hurt the provider. It affects every single patient walking through that door.
Dr. O’Connor and Dr. Abrams break down what it truly takes to build a practice that runs at a high level without the chaos, the exhaustion, and the feeling that the whole thing depends entirely on you showing up and holding it all together.
From the early challenges of building a practice to the mindset shifts and systems that changed everything, this episode is as real and practical as it gets.
We talk about:
🔥 What practice burnout actually looks like and why so many providers miss the signs
🔥 Dr. Abrams’ journey as a Velocity HP Coaching client and the results he has seen
🔥 How to build a practice that operates at an elite level without burning out
🔥 The systems, mindset shifts, and strategies that protect providers from exhaustion
🔥 What sports medicine looks like when it is built around sustainability and long term success
This episode is for every provider who loves what they do but feels the weight of their practice getting heavier every day.
If you are building something great but running on empty, this conversation will change the way you think about what is possible.
🔥 Don’t miss this episode if you are ready to build a practice that works for you instead of the other way around.
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