Welcome to a deeply powerful, and impactful episode of Hope, Power and Healthcare. Join hosts Chris Hemphill and Melissa Reilly as they dive into the crucial intersection of clinician burnout and art and policy.
This isn’t just a conversation; it’s a call to action to address the pervasive challenges facing healthcare professionals today.
In this special episode, we’re honored to feature:
Dr. Jonathan Fisher, a cardiologist and visionary behind the Ending Clinician Burnout Global Community and Summit. Dr. Fisher shares his personal journey through burnout, and how curiosity led him to positive psychology and a mission to create spaces for healthcare workers to share their stories. Don’t miss his book “Just One Heart”, which offers best practices for individuals struggling with burnout.
Jeremy Rosario, the heart and hands behind “The Disposables” Project. Jeremy unveils this moving passion project, which transforms discarded medical equipment and supplied into powerful art portraits of doctors who died by suicide. We discover how The Disposables project directly influenced public policy, leading to the removal of invasive, stigmatizing mental health questions from clinician credentialing in many states.
Join us for this essential conversation about supporting our healthcare heroes and building a brighter, more compassionate future for medicine.
Don’t miss the 4th Annual Ending Clinician Burnout Global Summit, November 6th and 7th. Use code HPH2025, for a special 25% discount on admission.
Links from Our Episode:Learn more about Jeremy’s work: https://www.disappearingdoctors.com/
Dr. Jonathan Fisher’s Book:https://www.amazon.com/Just-One-Heart-Cardiologists-Happiness-ebook/dp/B0D1526W7D
Register for the 2025 ECB Summit:https://endingclinicianburnout.com/Hosts:Chris Hemphill - Chris’s 17 years in healthcare technology have spanned sales, operations, data science IC, and AI leadership. Chris couples this with a focus on health equity and serves as the NYU McSilver Institute for Poverty Policy Research Fellow for Healthcare AI. Chris’s currently leads Modular Feedback, which focuses on helping healthcare innovators find and build thoughtful AI use cases: https://modularfeedback.com
Melissa Reilly - Melissa spent the last 20 years leading innovations at major payers: UnitedHealth Group(Optum Ventures), Aetna, and Evernorth/Cigna. She’s helped drive and commercialize multiple startups in AI & consumer testing, and she is now driving product and commercialization for healthcare innovators full-time. She brings industry expertise as well as a background in law, negotiation, & real estate. Her company’s name is STLTH.
Production:
Edited by Alyssa SchrollMusic by Chris Hemphill