The report, released Sept. 15, is based on a survey conducted last December among 451 pediatricians who worked at children’s hospitals in the U.S.
Three other findings:
1. Sixty-one percent of pediatricians reported experiencing one or more dimensions of burnout.
2. Survey respondents who identify as female were more likely than those who identify as male to say they are experiencing burnout.
3. The top four reasons pediatricians gave for wanting to leave their job were: “Don’t feel listened to or supported at work”; “Family needs and/or other competing life demands”; “Insufficient staffing levels”; and “Demanding nature and intensity of workload.”
To learn more about the survey, click here.
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