Pediatrician and certified coach Jessie Mahoney discusses her article "How to get physician wellness programs funded: a proven path forward." Drawing on nearly two decades of experience navigating institutional hurdles and five years designing wellness programs, she provides a practical roadmap for securing funding. Jessie asserts that funding is possible, countering common skepticism by highlighting diverse funding sources like philanthropy grants, departmental funds, leadership development budgets, and CME dollars. Key strategies include: starting with the belief that funding is attainable, advocating effectively by personally experiencing and embodying the benefits of wellness, engaging leadership by having them participate directly in programs, thinking creatively about funding streams beyond wellness committees, prioritizing high-impact programs led by credible experts over ineffective ones, and considering cost-sharing models. Jessie emphasizes that institutions will fund experiential, connection-focused, and implementable programs that demonstrate tangible change and have leadership support.
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