Abstract
Healthcare, particularly the specialty of surgery, is characterized by higher levels of occupational stress and burnout when compared to other professions.1 Occupational stress is the interplay between an individual and his/her environment. One of the primary factors in the extent of occupational stress an individual experiences is how much control he/she possesses over his/her job, the duties of his/her job, and the fashion in which the duties are performed to completion.1
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