Who Is This For
Physician burnout is a clinical problem. Doctors on Safari is not therapy. It is a well-designed retreat where a cohort of medical professionals gets to be people rather than practitioners for six nights. There is a facilitated curriculum. There are CME credits. There is also nothing on the schedule for two hours every afternoon, and that is not a mistake.
Practising doctors: GPs, specialists, academics, and clinical leaders: those who are good at their work and know something needs to shift. You do not need a diagnosis to come. You need six days in a setting where nobody asks you for anything.
What Is Included
- Six nights all-inclusive at a private bush lodge
- Two daily game drives with a qualified field guide
- Facilitated peer dialogue sessions and structured reflection
- Accredited CME hours (South African HPCSA CPD and international equivalents)
- Bush dinners, sundowner drives, and campfire sessions
- Structured downtime: afternoons unscheduled by design
- Private transfers from the nearest airport
- All meals, beverages, and lodge activities
What Makes It Different
- Closed medical professional cohort of colleagues, not strangers
- HPCSA-aligned CPD credits and international CME equivalents
- Sessions designed around the specific pressures of clinical practice
- A return-to-practice framework built in the bush, not a hotel ballroom
