What Do You Do Outside of Your Practice?

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Tell us about your hobbies and activities for a chance to be featured in our After Hours video series.

Do you have a hobby or activity you enjoy doing outside of your clinical practice? Or do you volunteer time to an organization you would like to spotlight? Psychiatric TimesTM wants to hear from you!

Contact us now to be featured in an upcoming episode of After Hours, a video series that showcases the exciting lives of health care professionals outside of their day-to-day practice. From art and music to poetry and much more, After Hours takes a look into what clinicians enjoy most after they sign off for the day.

If you would like to discuss your hobby or activity in an upcoming episode of After Hoursour, write us at PTEditor@MMHGroup.com.

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