I help physicians and healthcare leaders build more sustainable clinic days by improving workflow, reducing hidden work, and operationalizing the Quadruple Aim through practical coaching and tools.As a life coach, I help physicians get work done at work so they can be more present for the things that matter most to them. Book a call at Mededwell.com/coaching
Here's what I have open right now
Reader,
I want to be direct today.
I have a small number of 60-minute coaching sessions open.
Pay-what-you-want. Three tiers: $50 / $97 / $150. Same session regardless of what you choose. No upsell at the end. No program pitch.
One hour focused on whatever is most in the way for you right now — charting, workflow, the weight that follows you home, what's keeping you from practicing the way you want to.
I'm also working toward my ACC credential with the International Coaching Federation, which means I need logged hours with real clients doing real work. You get a real coaching session. I get credentialing hours. Both of us win.
If you've been reading these emails and thinking "yes, this is me" — this is the next step.
Book here: mededwell.com/coaching
If you want to talk through it first, reply to this email. I'm a real person.
–Ryan
MedEdWell | Sustainable Medicine for Physicians & Leaders
I help physicians and healthcare leaders build more sustainable clinic days by improving workflow, reducing hidden work, and operationalizing the Quadruple Aim through practical coaching and tools.As a life coach, I help physicians get work done at work so they can be more present for the things that matter most to them. Book a call at Mededwell.com/coaching
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