Their mental health needs.
Our purpose.
Our purpose.
With Marvin, clinicians can now get the specialized help they need to overcome burnout and better support their communities.
Marvin was inspired by the personal experiences of its early early team, seeing first-hand the unique joys of providing care for others, as well as the challenges it can bring.
To solve this, we brought together leading academic minds on healthcare worker well-being, top therapists, data scientists, engineers, clinical operations leaders, and more, with a mission to help healthcare employees and support lasting change.
Dr. Trockel’s development of novel measurement tools has driven an industry focus on professional fulfillment as a foundation for physician well-being.
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An Assistant Professor at Harvard Medical School, her work centers on physician coaching, well-being, and faculty development. She directs the Professional Development Coaching Program for Internal Medicine residents at MGH.
As an advisor for healthcare innovators and co-founder of Belong Health, Dr. Byrne’s extensive clinical, entrepreneurial, and leadership experience is helping to shape the future of healthcare.
Dr. Berliner is a cardiologist, medical director of the Chief Medical and Science Office, and co-chair of Physician Thrive at University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC).
Diana holds degrees in sports psychology, education and performance enhancement and has worked with athletes across the NHL, NFL, Olympic and Paralympic teams, and more.
Fawn Lopez is an author, lecturer, publisher, and long time champion of career opportunities and leadership roles for women and underrepresented groups in the healthcare industry.
A former government researcher on psychopharmacological treatment of severe mental disorders, Dr. Citrome is now a consultant for clinical trial design and interpretation using evidence-based medicine.
Dr. Brown focuses on the psychiatric aspects of work and work-related problems, including public safety, law enforcement, and work incapacity.
Dr. Ripp co-founded and is the Co-Director of CHARM, the Collaborative for Healing and Renewal in Medicine, an international group of educators, academic leaders, and experts working to promote physician wellness.
Dr. West's research has focused on medical education and physician well-being, and has been widely published in journals including Lancet, JAMA, and Annals of Internal Medicine.
