Remember why you got into healthcare? That deep desire to help others, make a real difference, and be there for people when they need it most. But lately, doesn’t it just feel... different?

You’ve been working so hard that you’re missing family events, barely getting a meal in between shifts, and your body is constantly sore from those long hours on your feet. Yet, no matter how hard you work, it always feels like you're stuck in a system that gives you little in return.

Does this sound familiar?

The exhaustion is EVERYWHERE. You can see it in your colleagues, too. That nurse who’s always been a go-to for advice? She’s already handed in her resignation. The doctor who once said they’d never leave is now considering consulting jobs. Even your favorite therapist is looking to start something on their own.

And why wouldn’t they? Healthcare is draining. You’re juggling multiple patients, insurance issues, and endless paperwork, yet still get criticized for the little time you can actually spend with each patient. On top of that, it feels like there’s no time for yourself.

And it’s not just your body that’s paying the price. You’ve missed birthdays, school events, and precious moments with your family. You’re constantly putting in overtime, but the bills keep piling up. Your student loans feel endless, and all you want is to give your patients the care they deserve, but it’s getting harder every day.