Dr. Katherine Morrison (katherine.2.morrison@cuanschutz.edu) is an Assistant Professor at the University of Colorado. She worked as a primary care physician for 13 years and then did a fellowship in palliative care at San Diego Hospice. She has been working for the Inpatient Palliative Medicine Service on the Anschutz Campus since 2013. Her professional interests include mentorship, provider grief, resilience and mindfulness. She enjoys spending time with her husband, dog and family, gardening and preserving, reading mystery novels, and getting outside in nature as often as possible.

Dr. Katherine Morrison (katherine.2.morrison@cuanschutz.edu) is an Assistant Professor at the University of Colorado. She worked as a primary care physician for 13 years and then did a fellowship in palliative care at San Diego Hospice. She has been working for the Inpatient Palliative Medicine Service on the Anschutz Campus since 2013. Her professional interests include mentorship, provider grief, resilience and mindfulness. She enjoys spending time with her husband, dog and family, gardening and preserving, reading mystery novels, and getting outside in nature as often as possible.

Dr. Katherine Morrison (katherine.2.morrison@cuanschutz.edu) is an Assistant Professor at the University of Colorado. She worked as a primary care physician for 13 years and then did a fellowship in palliative care at San Diego Hospice. She has been working for the Inpatient Palliative Medicine Service on the Anschutz Campus since 2013. Her professional interests include mentorship, provider grief, resilience and mindfulness. She enjoys spending time with her husband, dog and family, gardening and preserving, reading mystery novels, and getting outside in nature as often as possible.

Dr. Katherine Morrison (katherine.2.morrison@cuanschutz.edu) is an Assistant Professor at the University of Colorado. She worked as a primary care physician for 13 years and then did a fellowship in palliative care at San Diego Hospice. She has been working for the Inpatient Palliative Medicine Service on the Anschutz Campus since 2013. Her professional interests include mentorship, provider grief, resilience and mindfulness. She enjoys spending time with her husband, dog and family, gardening and preserving, reading mystery novels, and getting outside in nature as often as possible.

Dr. Katherine Morrison (katherine.2.morrison@cuanschutz.edu) is an Assistant Professor at the University of Colorado. She worked as a primary care physician for 13 years and then did a fellowship in palliative care at San Diego Hospice. She has been working for the Inpatient Palliative Medicine Service on the Anschutz Campus since 2013. Her professional interests include mentorship, provider grief, resilience and mindfulness. She enjoys spending time with her husband, dog and family, gardening and preserving, reading mystery novels, and getting outside in nature as often as possible.

Dr. Katherine Morrison (katherine.2.morrison@cuanschutz.edu) is an Assistant Professor at the University of Colorado. She worked as a primary care physician for 13 years and then did a fellowship in palliative care at San Diego Hospice. She has been working for the Inpatient Palliative Medicine Service on the Anschutz Campus since 2013. Her professional interests include mentorship, provider grief, resilience and mindfulness. She enjoys spending time with her husband, dog and family, gardening and preserving, reading mystery novels, and getting outside in nature as often as possible.

Dr. Katherine Morrison (katherine.2.morrison@cuanschutz.edu) is an Assistant Professor at the University of Colorado. She worked as a primary care physician for 13 years and then did a fellowship in palliative care at San Diego Hospice. She has been working for the Inpatient Palliative Medicine Service on the Anschutz Campus since 2013. Her professional interests include mentorship, provider grief, resilience and mindfulness. She enjoys spending time with her husband, dog and family, gardening and preserving, reading mystery novels, and getting outside in nature as often as possible.