Faculty Transition Series: “Crafting the Next Chapter”

Faculty Transition Webinar Series-
“Re-energize, Reimagine and Reinvent: Crafting the Next Chapter of Your Work and Life”

Mid to late career for highly motivated individuals can be a time of stress and transition, but also a chance to reflect, re-energize, and reimagine work and life. Recent research in the fields of life span development and positive psychology highlights that the old paradigm and mindset of gradual decline into the retirement years is no longer accurate or helpful.

In this webinar, Stephanie and Russ will share a high-level roadmap as well as practical first steps participants can take to move towards higher levels of intentionality and fulfillment in the mid to late stages of their careers. The webinar will also provide an introduction to a course that will be offered, starting in February, for those interested in more deeply engaging in this work. Using a disciplined evidenced-based approach, course participants will have an opportunity to reflect on their personal journey and distinctive strengths as the foundation for reimagining the path forward, and proactively shaping a more meaningful and rewarding next chapter.

Facilitators:
Stephanie Eisenstat, MD
As a physician educator, certified coach and practicing clinician now for almost 30 years, Dr. Eisenstat has helped individuals and groups enhance their effectiveness and impact. She has helped others to use their voice, talents, and strengths to collaborate and create win-win solutions to complex problems and build consensus in complex contexts. Through the Center for Physician Well-Being, she currently coaches MGH faculty at all career stages on ways to achieve their aspirations in times of stress and transition. She collaborated with an MIT Sloan School of Management team to study and develop strategies for alleviating physician work burden while enhancing patient care.

Russell Eisenstat, PhD
Dr. Russ Eisenstat has spent the last four decades coaching and supporting leaders and organizations around the world in unlocking their full potential. After receiving his PhD from Yale in clinical psychology, he served six years on the faculty of the Harvard Business School in the leadership and organizational behavior area. He also spent five years at McKinsey & Company as a Senior Organizational Fellow and expert in the areas of leadership, organizational design and change. More recently he served as the founding Executive Director of the Center for Higher Ambition Leadership. Dr. Eisenstat is also a co-author of Higher Ambition, a book that shows how great leaders create superior long-term social as well as economic value.

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Other Faculty Transition Webinar Series
– Successful Transition to Retirement While Balancing Continued Engagement at MGH on Wednesday, November 16, 2022 at 12-1 pm
– Retirement Nuts and Bolts on Wednesday, December 21, 2022 at 12-1 pm
– Health of Your Wealth: Retirement preparation in the midst of unknowns on Wednesday, February 15, 2023 at 12-1 pm