ONLY AVAILABLE BY PURCHASING THE SGIM22 HIGHLIGHTS BUNDLE.

Continuing Education Units Available: 1.0 CME; 1.0 MOC
CME/MOC Expires: May 1, 2024
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This symposium, Supporting Trainees and Faculty thought Pregnancy, Post-Partum, Parening and Promotion, was origianlly delivered at the SGIM22 annual meeting in Orlando (April 2022).

Learning Objectives:

• Define the extent of challenges experienced by physician parents with additional emphasis related to parenting during COVID
• Explore the role of SGIM and physician leaders to support physicians with parenting and care-giving demands
• Prescribe solutions for work-life balance through scheduling flexibility, virtual visits, family medical leave and re-entry
• Discuss how parenting responsibilities disproportionately affect women's careers, and how leaders and institutions can create equitable system-wide changes to address these issues

Pregnancy and parenting are highly demanding jobs which can be difficult to combine with an academic career in general internal medicine.  Physician-parents are at increased risk for stress and burn out; more so during the COVID pandemic.  Presenters will provide innovative strategies to create equitable work environments, retain parents in general internal medicine and ensure academic success.

THIS ITEM IS ONLY AVAILABLE BY PURCHASING THE SGIM22 HIGHLIGHTS BUNDLE.