Dr. Stacey Funt

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The Healthy Radiologist: Am I burned-out?
Are you feeling tired and cynical, as if your job is sucking the life out of you? If you answered yes, you're not alone! Radiologist and health and wellness coach Dr. Stacey Funt describes rising burnout among radiologists, how to differentiate burnout from job-related stress, and what to do if you're feeling burned-out.
October 12, 2016
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Economics
The Healthy Radiologist: Increase your productivity
Can surfing the Internet at work make you more productive? You might be surprised by the answer. In her latest column in our Healthy Radiologist series, Dr. Stacey Funt explains that taking short breaks can improve your productivity -- and your mental health.
January 6, 2016
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Practice Management
The Healthy Radiologist: Managing sleep on overnight shifts
In the second article in her series on how radiologists can stay healthy, Dr. Stacey Funt discusses the importance of a good sleep strategy when performing shift work, such as overnight call. Radiologists have different approaches to managing their sleep cycle when doing overnight shifts -- the key is to find one that works for you.
March 11, 2015
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Practice Management
The Healthy Radiologist: Tips for radiologists to stay healthy
If sitting is the new smoking, then the typical radiologist today faces significant occupational hazards. Radiologist and health and wellness coach Dr. Stacey Funt offers some exercise and stress management advice to improve everyone's health.
January 11, 2015
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