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Pam Pappas, MD, FAPA

Fellowship 2005
Phoenix Local Group

View BioDr. Pam Pappas is an integrative psychiatrist, classical homeopath, and certified personal and executive coach. Semi-retired from medical practice, she focuses full-time on coaching physicians and other creative souls as they transform stress and burnout into wholehearted living, working, and leading. 

After graduating from Wake Forest University School of Medicine, Dr. Pappas completed her residency in Psychiatric Medicine. She later served a fellowship in Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry at Duke University Medical Center, and is also a graduate of Dr. Andrew Weil's Fellowship in Integrative Medicine.  She is a diplomate of the American Board of Integrative Holistic Medicine as well as the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology.

A graduate of American Medical College of Homeopathy's 1000+ hour Homeopathic Practitioner Program, Dr. Pappas has continued many years' post-graduate homeopathic studies with multiple highly experienced homeopathic teachers. She also served for over a decade as faculty consultant and mentor for physicians attending AMCH's Distance Learning Homeopathy Program. 

Supporting fellow physicians has been Dr. Pappas' career-long passion. Beyond treating them as a psychiatrist, she became a multiply-certified coach to better assist them preventively. She's a graduate of Duke's Integrative Health Coaching program, a certified Executive Coach through the Center for Executive Coaching, and also a Physician Burnout Prevention and Leadership Coach trained with TheHappyMD.com. As a Certified Daring Way™ Facilitator with Dr. Brené Brown, she helps others develop courage, resilience, and more authentic living. She believes keeping patients healthy requires healthy physicians who embody the Quadruple Aim on personal, team, and organizational levels. A trained teacher of Mindful Self-Compassion, she finds that these practices help antidote the shame and other suffering many physicians experience in their medical training and beyond.  Her aim is helping medical teams cultivate empathy, creativity, innovation, growth, and harmony while navigating the complexities and uncertainty in healthcare today.  


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