In this episode of Pemba on Demand, host Dr. Norm Chapin interviews Dr. Kirk Pinto, a pediatric urologist and 2018 alumnus of the University of Tennessee PEMBA program. Dr. Pinto shares his journey from experiencing burnout in corporate medicine to focusing on physician wellness. He discusses the impact of the physician executive MBA program on his career and well-being, effective strategies for addressing burnout, and the importance of systemic approaches. Dr. Pinto also highlights the role of peer support programs and the AMA's "Joy in Medicine" program in fostering a positive work environment for physicians.

Show Highlights:

• Dr. Pinto's background and experience with burnout in corporate medicine
• Impact of the physician executive MBA program on Dr. Pinto's career and well-being
• Factors contributing to burnout in corporate medicine
• Effective strategies to address physician burnout in organizations
• Measurement and management of burnout, including tools and concepts
• Systemic approach to addressing burnout in organizations
• AMA's "Joy in Medicine" program and its impact on addressing burnout
• Relationship between burnout, depression, and suicide
• Peer support programs in addressing burnout

Links and Resources:

University of Tennessee Physician Executive MBA

Cook Children's Physician Network

American Urological Association Annual Meeting

For more information on the Maslach Burnout Inventory

Pareto Chart