A safe space where nurses speak and healing begins. Hosted by longtime ICU nurse Fatsani Dogani, this podcast shares real stories from the frontlines of healthcare. from burnout to breakthroughs, each episode explores the heart behind the scrubs and the power of story telling to heal, connect, and uplift. more

Health care leaders share insight, strategies and tips to combat physician burnout, improve patient care, and help put the joy back into the practice of medicine. more

Podcast exploring mental health and healthcare with nursing organizations Operation Happy Nurse and Don't Clock Out. more

The Health Is the Key podcast is dedicated to you, our 1199SEIU members — healthcare workers who all too often put the health and well-being of others ahead of your own. By tuning in, you will learn how you can make your own health a priority with the latest information from leading medical experts, mental health professionals and other health leaders. You will learn about the wealth of programs, services and other resources the Benefit Funds provide to support you, wherever you are on your health journey. more

Presented by the Center for Provider Well-Being at Allina Health this podcast serves to embrace health care provider's learning about essential topics related to well-being. more

Shift Happens is the no-BS health podcast for healthcare workers sick of being sick, tired, and run into the ground. Hosted by Mary, rad tech turned health coach who lost 30 pounds and dug her way out of burnout, this show is where we stop putting patients first and start putting YOU first.Expect real talk, hot takes, and zero sugar-coating on topics like burnout recovery, sustainable weight loss, boundaries in scrubs, and how to actually feel good again in your body and your life. If you're a healthcare worker who is running on caffeine and chaos, you belong here.👩‍⚕️ Take the free burnout quiz: marykatherynfitness.com/burnoutquiz💬 DM Mary on IG: @marykathrynfitness more

About the podcast: Let's face it — working in health care is rewarding, but it can also be very hard. The Johns Hopkins Medicine Vital Conversations podcast explores the many factors that affect workplace well-being in health care. We take on complex topics through engaging conversations with thought leaders, bringing a range of perspectives and approaches to making work better. Whether you are a health care executive, front-line manager, clinician, researcher or a patient, we invite you to be part of this well-being journey. To learn more visit https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/office-of-well-being/podcast more

Well@Work presents podcasts on health and wellness at work as health and behavioral health professionals deal with the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. Join the University of Kentucky Center on Trauma and Children as they present strategies that cover a variety of topics to build resilience and emotional well-being to assist and empower workers and supervisors to stay well at work. These podcasts are provided through a grant from SAMHSA to the Department of Behavioral Health Developmental and Intellectual Disabilities to the University of Kentucky Center on Trauma and Children.A video presentation of the podcast can be found at our website. https://www.uky.edu/ctac/wellatwork more

This podcast will discuss caregiver health and wellness from the broad to the specific. My aim is to educate while offering a unique perspective. The ultimate goal is to change the culture of poor self-care in the healthcare providers population. For those who take care of others, it's time to take care of yourselves. more

It's a Code You: Mental Health Support for Those Working in Healthcare was created by Dartmouth Health employees for the healthcare community. Whether you work as an executive, in facilities management, in dietary services or a nurse in the ICU this podcast is for you. It's a Code You! will cover topics related to mental health, relationships, parenting and topics that impact your daily lives. You can expect support, resources and pertinent information shared by mental health professionals. Our podcast is meant to be consumed by those who are busy and need information efficiently so you can expect our episodes will be 30 minutes or less. In this podcast, we strive to always use inclusive and respectful language. However, we recognize that everyone experiences the world through their own unique lens. Words, phrases, and topics that seem benign to some may carry unintended connotations or evoke discomfort for others based on their life experiences and perspectives. Please know that in exploring sensitive or controversial issues, our intent is never to diminish anyone's experiences, invalidate their viewpoint, or make light of their struggles. Some of the topics we cover may by their very nature cause discomfort for some listeners. We believe leaning into that discomfort is often necessary for growth and expanding our understanding. Our aim is to create a space for respectful dialogue and the open exchange of ideas, even when those conversations may be challenging. We encourage you to engage thoughtfully with the material, considering perspectives that may differ from your own. If you ever feel we have fallen short of these intentions, please let us know. Listener feedback is extremely valuable as we strive to foster nuanced, constructive conversations. We are committed to continuously improving and value your input. We're so excited to be sharing this with all of you. more

At NHADACA, 'We believe the health of the caregiver is an ethical imperative for the integrity of our professional and educational systems to ensure the care and safety of those we serve.' Are we able to avoid burnout and compassion fatigue? Do we understand the relationship between self-compassion and self-care? This podcast will talk about these topics and more. Applicable knowledge can result in a significant change within ourselves and the profession. This podcast should not replace professional intervention for mental/emotional, or physical distress. Please reach out for support. more