Pamela Wible

Pamela Wible (born in 1967) is an American physician and activist who promotes community-designed medical clinics and maintains a suicide prevention hotline for medical doctors and medical students. thumb|...free to dream their highest vision of healing and health care Quotes What if Americans were free to dream their highest vision of healing and health care? And what if a physician promised to bring those dreams to life? Imagine what it would look like, sound like, and feel like to enter an ideal clinic designed by the American people. Stephanie Marohn, ed. (2009) Goddess Shift: Women Leading for a Change, p. 344 (3 Things to say to a suicidal physician:) ...One. I don't say anything. I listen without judgement....Two. Then I say, "You are not alone." ....Finally, I say, "Call me anytime." KevinMD, 17 February 2017 Please stop using the word burnout. You are not burned out. You've been abused. KevinMD, 5 January 2016 Don't train us to be more resilient. Train us to be more resistant to abuse. KevinMD, 29 May, 2015 If your dream is bigger than your cubicle, leave your cubicle. You can practice medicine your way-- as an employee, a business owner, or an entrepreneur.Op-Med'', 4 June 2019 External links Category: Living people Category:Physicians from Pennsylvania Category:Women activists from the United States Category:1967 births Category:Wellesley College alumni