Beyond the "Fix-It" Mindset: Redefining Professionalism and Parenting with Dr. Juhi Raizada

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What happens when the "expert identity" that makes you a brilliant physician becomes a heavy burden at home? In this episode of The Hidden Load, Dr. Santina Wheat sits down with pediatrician and parent coach Dr. Juhi Raizada to discuss the "composed leader persona" and why physician moms often feel like they are on call 24/7. They explore why "control" is a virtue in medicine but can be a barrier to connection with our children, and how we can model a more sustainable version of professionalism for the next generation of doctors.In this episode, we discuss:The Second Shift: Transitioning from the 9-to-5 clinical leader to the 5-to-9 "Home CEO."The Calm Parent Method: Dr. Juhi’s three-part framework (Pause, Name, Shift) to move from reactivity to empathy.Connection vs. Correction: Why the medical "fix-it" mindset doesn't always work in the messy reality of parenting.The Power of Repair: Why showing vulnerability and admitting mistakes is the ultimate antidote to the myth of perfectionism in medical education.Advocating for Flexibility: Moving the system toward a culture that supports parents (not just moms) in medicine.Resources & CreditsEarn FREE CME Credit: Reflective practice is part of good leadership. Listen to this episode on the [Learn at Pinnacle App] to claim your credits and turn your listening time into professional development.Connect with Dr. Santina Wheat:Coaching & Support: Visit santinawheat.com to learn about 1:1 leadership coaching, burnout prevention, and finding your "Strategic Shield."Instagram: Follow @drtinawheat for daily insights on conquering the chaos and getting to calm.Connect with Dr. Juhi Raizada:Instagram: Follow @doctorjuhi * Special Offer: DM Dr. Juhi the word "LOAD" on Instagram to receive her free guide on the invisible load that most women physicians are dealing with today.Key Takeaway from the Transcript:"Perfection is a myth. The reality is that progress is the key to any kind of success. Our kids don't expect us to be perfect; they need to see us model how to repair when mistakes happen."Share the Culture Shift: If today's conversation spoke to you, please share it with a colleague. It is one of the simplest ways we can start shifting the culture of medicine together. Don't forget to Subscribe, Rate, and Review so others can find the show!

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