Biological Burnout

Project SummaryWe are recruiting a select group of clinicians across the United States, Europe, and Asia to contribute to the Biological Burnout Interview Project.Through a single, structured expert interview, you will help a healthcare client deepen their understanding of how severe stress, trauma, and overload disrupt biological recovery pathways – especially those related to inflammation, healing, and skin regeneration.The project focuses on real-world, clinical insight into:Stress-driven physiological dysregulationTrauma-linked recovery challengesSkin repair slowdownMind–body–skin interaction patternsProject DetailsWe are seeking actively practicing, licensed clinicians with substantial exposure to patients experiencing:Stress-related dysregulationTrauma recovery challengesDelayed wound healing or impaired skin repairMind–body–skin interactionsEligible specialties:Dermatology / Dermato-OncologyClinicians with experience in stress-related skin disorders, inflammation cycles, slow healing, and barrier dysfunction.Burn Surgery / Trauma & Reconstructive MedicineSurgeons and reconstructive physicians manage shock, trauma overload, and delayed wound repair.Psychiatry / PsychologyClinicians working with trauma, chronic stress, somatic shutdown, and mind–body–skin connections.Rehabilitation SpecialistsPhysical therapists, occupational therapists, pain and recovery specialists managing autonomic dysregulation, physical burnout, and multisystem recovery.Integrative Medicine PhysiciansPhysicians involved in high-end recovery programs and familiar with what these programs can and cannot effectively treat.Geographies:United StatesEuropeAsia (India, Thailand, or Indonesia)Duration: Approximately 1 hour, with the possibility of short follow-up questions if needed.Scheduling: Fully flexible and aligned with your availability.ResponsibilitiesAs an expert participant, you will:Provide clinical commentary on stress-driven physiological dysregulationClarify how trauma, chronic stress, and overload affect healing, repair, and recoveryDescribe patterns of skin repair slowdown, inflammation cycles, and autonomic imbalanceIdentify vulnerable patient groups and gaps in current care modelsOffer insight into what “true regeneration” should target from a clinical standpointShare real-world observations grounded in day-to-day practice, rather than purely academic theoryYour input will directly address the client’s core research questions:What biologically “fails” under overload?Why does skin repair slow or collapse?Which patient groups are most vulnerable?Where do current care systems underperform?What should “true regeneration” actually target?RequirementsTo participate, you must:Be an active, licensed clinician in one of the following areas:Dermatology / Dermato-OncologyTrauma / Burn Surgery / Reconstructive MedicinePsychiatry / PsychologyRehabilitation (PT, OT, pain, recovery)Integrative MedicineDemonstrate clinical experience with patients presenting:Stress-related dysregulationTrauma recovery challengesDelayed wound healing or impaired skin repairMind–body–skin interactions🌍 Why Join Medcase?Work on cutting-edge AI initiatives that improve healthcare access worldwide.Be part of a vetted community of global medical experts.Flexible remote work on your schedule—no clinic hours required.📩 Interested?Apply now to start onboarding. Qualified clinicians will be contacted within 24 hours.