Beating Burnout: Supporting Your Wellbeing - Roma

DINNER AND WORKSHOP

Beating Burnout: Supporting Your Wellbeing

Practical Strategies to Prevent Burnout and Build a Sustainable Career

Registration from 5:45 pm for a 6:00 pm start

As part of their commitment to supporting the rural and regional primary healthcare workforce, gpex and WQPHN have partnered to deliver Beating Burnout: Supporting Your Wellbeing. This interactive workshop is designed to help General Practitioners and primary healthcare professionals strengthen their wellbeing, recognise the early signs of burnout and develop practical strategies for building a healthy, sustainable career.

Drawing on research and clinical experience with Australian GPs, the workshop explores the factors that contribute to wellbeing and burnout, helping participants understand what supports them to thrive both professionally and personally. Through guided reflection and discussion, attendees will develop their own personalised wellbeing plan and leave with practical, evidence-based strategies that can be applied immediately in their everyday lives

Learning Outcomes 

By the end of the session, participants will be able to: 

• Understand a practical model about doctors’ wellbeing

• Identify early warning signs of burnout

• Generate a personalised wellbeing plan

• Explore strategies for enhancing wellbeing supports within your workplace

Presenter: A/Prof Jill Benson AM
MB.BS, DCH, MPH, PhD, FACPsychMed, FRACGP (Hon), FACRRM, FARGP, AFRACMA

Jill Benson has dedicated more than 40 years to caring for communities, supporting fellow doctors and advancing medical education. Her diverse career has included working as a GP for doctors, providing care in remote Aboriginal communities across Central Australia, conducting research, and volunteering as a medical educator throughout the Pacific Islands.

Passionate about clinician wellbeing and lifelong learning, Jill has presented and published extensively on doctors’ health, medical education, mental health, Aboriginal health and refugee health. She currently serves as Medical Director of Doctors’ Health NT, where she continues to champion the wellbeing and sustainability of the medical workforce.

CPD Approved (RACGP Activity No. TBA), Accredited and Endorsed for:

Educational activities: 2 hours