72-Hour Resilience: Trauma-Informed Protocols for ER Physicians on High-Acuity Shifts

Hold Up Through 72 Hours of High-Acuity Shifts, Not Just One

A single tough shift is survivable. Three in a row, back-to-back trauma calls with no real recovery window, is a different problem. 72-Hour Resilience gives ER physicians trauma-informed protocols built for the compounding fatigue and adrenaline of high-acuity shift stretches.

What's Inside

• Recovery protocols designed for the gaps between back-to-back high-acuity shifts
• Nervous-system regulation techniques for compounding trauma exposure
• Micro-recovery strategies usable inside a busy ER, not just at home
• A 72-hour framework for pacing yourself through consecutive demanding shifts

Who This Is For

Emergency medicine physicians and high-acuity attendings working consecutive demanding shifts in busy EDs and trauma centers.

Why It Works

Built around trauma-informed physiology rather than generic burnout advice, targeting the specific compounding stress of consecutive high-acuity shifts.