Beating Burnout
Please note: The 2010 workshop has been
cancelled
Workshop information
What will you learn?
Are you exhausted or stressed all the time? Do you struggle to
balance family, leisure and work time?
Surgery is a stressful profession that requires the highest degree of
expertise and skill. In this three-hour workshop, we introduce key
"burnout" risk factors facing surgeons. You will learn how to manage
stress while ensuring you maintain a work/life balance and continue to
practice surgery with the utmost degree of safety and control.
Key learning outcomes
- To clarify your goals and priorities in respect to work/life
balance.
- To identify your key "burnout" risk factors.
- To adopt effective approaches for burnout management.
Target group – This course is recommended for
surgeons and advanced Trainees
Key details
Location and date: 6 August 2010 – Brisbane
(ASM), QLD, Australia (cancelled)
Fee (all values include GST):
A$253 (members of the College – defined as Fellows, Trainees or
International Medical Graduates within the College)
A$316.25 (non-members of the College)
Continuing Professional Development (CPD) points: 3
points in the category 7
Presenters: The Cognitive Institute
Registration: Registrations are now closed.
More information: Contact the Department of Professional Development.
Cancellation policy:
- In the unlikely event that insufficient registrations are received
to make the activity viable, or the date or location of a Professional
Development activity is changed, the College takes no responsibility for
additional individual costs incurred as a result. Please note that
registrations are not confirmed until payment has been processed.
- If a participant cancels their place in a workshop the following
conditions apply:
- For cancellations between two and four weeks before the workshop,
participants are eligible for a 50% refund.
- There are no refunds for cancellations less than two weeks before
the workshop.
- However, at the discretion of the Professional Development Manager,
registrants may be offered a refund or given the opportunity to transfer
to another relevant Professional Development activity.
- Consideration will be given to circumstances of a medical or
compassionate nature.
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Development.
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Contact
Department of Professional Development
Royal Australasian College of Surgeons
College of Surgeons' Gardens
250–290 Spring Street
East Melbourne VIC 3002 Australia
Telephone: +61 3 9249 1106
Fax: +61 3 9276 7432
Email: PDactivities@surgeons.org
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