Abstract
Background: Physician burnout is increasing in prevalence across all medical and surgical specialties and is associated with significant decline in the physical and mental health of providers as well as early retirement from the practice of medicine. There are factors unique to women’s health that put its providers at significantly increased risk for burnout including the preponderance of female providers and the practice settings, compensation, and call responsibilities inherent in our specialty. Keywords: Burnout, physician wellness, physician work environment, early retirement, self care, work-life balance.
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