The Clear Caregiver Burnout Risk Assessment™

Measures:

1 = Never

2 = Rarely

3 = Sometimes

4 = Often

5 = Almost Always

Please note that this is only a self-assessment. Your scores and information will not be recorded or stored in our system.

Section 1: Emotional Exhaustion

I feel emotionally drained after work.

I struggle to leave work at work.

I think about patients long after my shift ends.

I feel mentally exhausted before my workday begins.

I feel emotionally overloaded by the needs of others.

I feel less emotionally available than I used to.

I sometimes avoid emotional conversations with patients.

I feel numb toward situations that once affected me.

I find myself withdrawing emotionally.

I feel depleted by the suffering I witness.

I feel responsible for patient outcomes beyond my role.

I take patient problems home with me.

I feel guilty when I cannot solve a patient’s problems.

I struggle to separate compassion from responsibility.

I often put others’ needs before my own.

I absorb the emotions of patients and families.

I carry emotional heaviness after difficult interactions.

I feel responsible for making everyone feel better.

I struggle to release emotionally intense experiences.

I often feel burdened by other people’s suffering.