Paul Maroni is a urologic oncologist at University of Colorado in Denver. He also runs the American Urological Association course on “Winning the Battle Against Burnout.” Paul is also an extremely thoughtful and mindful surgeon, physician, and educator. In this episode of OWZ, we tackle a lot more than burnout. We discuss extreme ownership of the good and bad that occurs in our surgical practices, we talk about putting successes and failures into perspective, and, in Paul’s own words, we seek to find “joy serving others.” We would be lying if we said everyday as a surgeon is amazingly positive. But everyday can be amazing with the right perspective and approach. (Music Credit: Sunshine, Simon Jomphe Lepine.)
Paul Maroni is a urologic oncologist at University of Colorado in Denver. He also runs the American Urological Association course on “Winning the Battle Against Burnout.” Paul is also an extremely thoughtful and mindful surgeon, physician, and educator. In this episode of OWZ, we tackle a lot more than burnout. We discuss extreme ownership of the good and bad that occurs in our surgical practices, we talk about putting successes and failures into perspective, and, in Paul’s own words, we seek to find “joy serving others.” We would be lying if we said everyday as a surgeon is amazingly positive. But everyday can be amazing with the right perspective and approach. (Music Credit: Sunshine, Simon Jomphe Lepine.)