Physicians in this program cut their after-hours charting in half.
Pre-post paired analysis, N=130, across 8 cohorts (2021–2024). Burnout and fulfillment measured with the Stanford Professional Fulfillment Index. All outcomes p < .001, Cohen’s d > 0.8, NNT 1–2.
13 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™
Accredited through the Postgraduate Institute for Medicine. Most participants use CME or education funds — so this often costs nothing out of pocket.
Next cohort begins September 8, 2026.
Enrollment closes September 3 at 10:00pm CDT. 14-day full refund guarantee.
What happened to the physicians who did this
Pre-post paired analysis of N=130 participants across 8 cohorts, 2021–2024. Burnout and professional fulfillment measured with the Stanford Professional Fulfillment Index (PFI).
| Outcome | Before | After | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| After-hours charting “pajama time,” hours per week | — | — | −6.7 hrs/wk ~50% reduction |
| High burnout symptoms prevalence, PFI | 88% | 49% | −39 pts |
| High professional fulfillment prevalence, PFI | 29% | 63% | +34 pts |
What this data is — and what it isn’t.
This is program evaluation data from self-selected participants. There is no control group and no randomization. Some of the improvement may reflect regression to the mean, or the motivation that led people to enroll in the first place.
We report it anyway, with its limitations stated, because it is the most rigorous outcome data anyone in this category has published — and because you were going to ask.
Who this works for
This is built for you if…
- You see patients in an outpatient setting and regularly finish charts at home
- You’re a physician or APP — any specialty. Cohorts have included PCPs, psychiatrists, dermatologists, endocrinologists, and orthopedists
- You have a backlog. Several of our most successful participants started 200+ charts behind
- You’ve tried templates, dictation, or scribes and the problem came back
This is probably not for you if…
- You work primarily inpatient or in a procedural setting with minimal outpatient documentation
- You want an EHR shortcut or a template pack rather than a change in how you work
- You can’t protect roughly two hours a week for six weeks
- Your documentation burden is already manageable and you’re optimizing at the margins
Six weeks, three phases
Modules release weekly. Live coaching every week. You apply it in your own clinic, with your own EHR, between sessions.
Weeks 1–2
Unlearn and reframe
Dismantle the beliefs about documentation that medicine taught you — the ones driving perfectionism, over-documenting, and defensive charting.
Weeks 3–4
Build your system
Note frameworks, inbox and refill workflows, decision and order patterns — designed around your specialty, your EHR, and your actual clinic day.
Weeks 5–6
Make it hold
Handle the failure modes — imposterism, forms, the day your MA calls out sick — so the system survives contact with a real schedule.
What’s included
- Six weekly modules, on your schedule
- Six live group coaching calls, plus replays
- Weekly virtual co-working sessions
- Worksheets, templates and scripts
- Private peer group with direct access to Dr. Niazi
- Alumni coaching calls twice monthly, ongoing
- 13 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ / 13 nursing contact hours
- Lifetime access to the community
Also included — each sold separately
- The Pre-Charting Sprint — the three-step system that takes 2–3 minutes per patient
- Templates & Scripts — the language and structures our members reuse daily
- Get Paid Training — closing charts faster means getting paid sooner
Physicians who’ve been through it
“Changing my negative thoughts made all the difference”
I was spending many, many hours at home charting due to a large backlog. It completely destroyed my life — or at least it felt that way. I had been in this pattern for years, so obviously wasn’t able to change it myself. For the past few weeks, I have finished all of my notes… and kept up with messages and test results.
Michelle Bush, MD
Dermatology
“This course targets precisely this problem”
I was spending weekends and late evenings into the wee hours catching up on charts, weeks and weeks behind. I gave up hobbies and exercising, and became bitter and burnt-out. Dr. Niazi shares practical insights that no one had ever given me in my long years of training and early practice.
Devi Banerjee, MD
Allergy & Immunology
“I feel like I have my evenings and weekends”
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Most physicians don’t pay this personally
The program is accredited for 13 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ through the Postgraduate Institute for Medicine, which means it typically qualifies for your CME or education allowance.
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If it doesn’t work, you don’t pay
Fourteen days — enough to complete the first two modules and attend two live calls. If it isn’t working for you, full refund, no questions asked.
“I was so desperate for help and the cost appeared so high that I didn’t immediately buy the program. But the money-back guarantee helped me try it. I’ve increased my FTE status from 0.6 to 0.7 — and in the fall I may go to 0.8, since I’m spending less time at home working. I made up the cost of the program quickly.”
— Sheryl Fergusson, DO
Next cohort begins September 8, 2026. Enrollment closes September 3 at 10:00pm CDT.
The questions that actually come up
I'm too far behind for this to help.
Does this work outside primary care?
My problem is the EHR, not my mindset.
I don't have time to add a six-week program.
Can I expense this?
How is the outcome data collected?
Who teaches it
Dr. Junaid Niazi is a practicing primary care physician, certified coach, and Information Services Medical Director — the role responsible for making the EHR less punishing for the clinicians using it.
He spent his early years in practice charting every evening and weekend, and built this system to stop. He has since taught it to more than 600 physicians and APPs.
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Get today’s charting done today.
Six weeks, 13 CME credits, and a full refund within 14 days if it isn’t working. Next cohort begins September 8, 2026 — enrollment closes September 3 at 10:00pm CDT.
Enroll — $3,000 or $1,000/mo