Physician Vitality Resources

• The Emotional PPE Project connects healthcare workers in need with licensed mental health professionals who can help at no cost, with no insurance.
• The free Physician Support Line provides psychiatrists helping our physician colleagues and medical students navigate the many intersections of our personal and professional lives.
• Are you suicidal or is somebody that you know need help? Call or text the Idaho Crisis and Suicide Hotline at (208) 398-4357 or 9-8-8
• Are you addicted or impaired? Protect your license anonymously through the Idaho Department of Professional Licenses' Health Professionals Recovery Program (HPRP), formerly known as the Physician Recovery Network/Program for Recovering Nurses, and operated by Southworth Associates.

Make Change for Yourself

• Do you need to strengthen your emotional awareness, rediscover meaning in medicine, or practice a stronger rhythm of rest and work? Take a look at some of our resilience resources.
• If you have control of your own practice, there are lots of things you can do to recapture control of your days. Here are a few ideas.

Organizational & Culture Change

• Physicians can make significant impact on the cultural attitudes of their organizations.
• You may need to make a convincing case to leadership as to why doctors are leaving, drying up, and dying. Choose your argument based on their values.
• Help advocate for changes to Board of Medicine licensure questions and employer/insurance credentialing applications.