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NPWC is not affiliated with any physician employer or other agency and serves as an independent and autonomous entity with regard to physician wellness.

Are you a hospital or private practice that wants to enhance well being in your workplace?

Partnering with NPWC tells your physicians and the physicians you recruit that their mental health and well-being is a priority.

As an independent and autonomous entity, the NPWC provides opportunities for connection and learning that physicians will utilize.

The NPWC offers programming tailored to physicians’ needs.

NPWC brings valuable physician wellness programs that are tailored to your organization such as comprehensive, evidence-based physician wellness & suicide prevention education, CME’s, and so much more. Our programming is evidenced-based, trauma-informed, and designed specifically for physicians and their families.

Internal programs are often
under-utilized.

Physicians do not self-report burnout for fear of reprisal from employers and licensure bodies. Despite the availability of ‘physician wellness committees’ and employee assistance programs, physician burnout and other work-related mental health disorders continue to increase.

NPWC Resources and Programs that Support your Physicians

NPWC Physician Resource Line

A free & confidential non-urgent, non-crisis phone line that is staffed by psychologists with expertise in clinician stress.

Call Free: 775-404-3307

Enhancing Humanism in Medicine Series

This interactive series offers evidence-based solutions modeled after the University of Rochester physician wellness program. These sessions are designed to establish self-awareness in demanding situations, and to chart a path towards personal wellness & professional fulfillment. 1 hour of Ethics CME for each session.

Speaker Series

Monthly presentation via Zoom featuring a renowned speaker in the field of physician burnout/wellness.

Impact of Moral Injury

A topic frequently requested by physicians, this session delves into how a physician can support a burned out colleague. Assessment of suicidal ideation is discussed as well as tactical methods a physician can employ to approach their colleagues. Includes 2 hours of suicide prevention CME.