Tuesday, November 16, 6:00 pm in the Marc Jacobs Reading Room

Many people suffer with symptoms of burnout. The numbers keep rising even though knowledge exists.   Occupational burnout impacts the emotional, spiritual, physical, psychological, and educational dimensions of a person.  Learn and practice the art of self-reflection through cursive & journaling to promote a higher quality of life. 

Join us in the Library’s Marc Jacobs Reading Room for a one hour group workshop reviewing burnout and moving forward through shared reflections from Dr. Scepura’s book series, The Healing Burnout Book.

Dr. Richard C. Scepura has strong credentials and is certified by American Nurses Credentialing Center as an Advanced Board-Certified Nurse Executive. He received his Doctor of Nursing Practice degree from Clarion and Edinboro Universities graduating Summa Cum Laude. After several years as a staff RN, Richard began an exciting travel nurse career. He practiced in 14 U.S. states over a decade, working mostly in magnet healthcare facilities nationally. While working for UNC Hospitals, he attended Pfeiffer University in Research Triangle Park, NC, and received his joint degree, the MBA/MHA, concentrating on Leadership and Change Management. Now, he brings to his colleagues, or any reader in need, in the most serious times of peril with Covid-19, the impactful book that makes you think, The Healing Burnout Book.