Episode

Burnout in the Workplace

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On Call, Off Script
Published
May 27, 2026
Duration seconds
1990
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Summary

Episode 19: In this episode of Jackson Health System’s On Call, Off Script, we sit down with Dr. Vanessa Padilla, a clinical psychiatrist at Jackson Behavioral Health Hospital, Commissioner René Garcia, chairman of Miami-Dade County’s Behavioral Health Advisory Board, and Michelle Kligman, Psy.D., MBA, MS, executive vice president and chief human resources officer at Jackson Health System, for an honest conversation about burnout, mental health, and workplace wellness. The episode explores what burnout really looks like — from emotional exhaustion and irritability, to disengagement and fatigue — and why it affects everyone, from healthcare workers and first responders to office employees and leaders. They discuss the importance of psychological safety in the workplace, breaking the stigma around mental health, and creating supportive environments where people feel safe asking for help. The guests also shared personal stories about anxiety, grief, leadership vulnerability, and the importance of community, boundaries, therapy, physical activity, and self-care. Plus, we share tangible advice for recognizing burnout early and taking meaningful steps toward healing and balance. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed, emotionally drained, or mentally exhausted, this conversation is for you. Guest Bios: Michelle Kligman, Psy.D, MBA, MS: Michelle Kligman is the executive vice president and chief human resources officer for Jackson Health System. In her current role, she has strategic oversight for human resources functions across the entire organization. Throughout her tenure at Jackson, Kligman has driven multiple strategic initiatives, including improving employee engagement and patient experience, redesigning compensation and benefits for all employees, and launching enterprise-wi…