Clinician Well-Being & Resilience
A Focus on Burnout, Resilience, and Suicide With the National Academy of Medicine
Sunny worked with the steering committee of the National Academy of Medicine Action Collaborative on Clinician Well-Being & Resilience to pioneer new models, approaches, perspectives, and collective action with health leadership. The goal is to reduce the level of burnout among America’s health workforce, which includes advocating for chief wellness officers. Previously, he has worked with leading voices in public and global health, including former directors of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control, to position the university community as a vehicle for global health problem-solving and wide social impact. His work at Weill Cornell led to the institution's first global health curriculum and the Institute of Medicine, a proposed new social contract for all health professionals.
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Making the Case for the Chief Wellness Officer in America’s Health Systems: A Call to Action
Sunny, along with CEOs, deans, and the nation’s first chief wellness officers, makes the case for well-being as a top-level priority
Breaking the Culture of Silence Series
Sunny has helped coordinate new voices from trainees, faculty, and practitioners to help break the culture of silence on burnout, loneliness, and suicide
Action Collaborative Meetings
Sunny coordinates publications and written products for the Action Collaborative