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MPS Legislative Committee 2020 Session Kickoff Meeting
The MPS Legislative Committee (LAC) is always looking for new members! This Committee pursues the interests of the membership in all mental health matters, initiating and responding to proposed state legislation as well as proposed regulations affecting psychiatry. Committee members also liaison with our lobbyist, other MPS committees, MedChi, and other patient and professional advocacy groups is integral to this work, much of which occurs during the legislative session from early January to early April each year. Members critique bills and can…
Find out more »Community Psychiatry & Diversity Coalition Meeting
Call in is available if you can’t participate in person. Please email mps@mdpsych.org for call information.
Find out more »Resident & Fellows Trivia Night
January 29th 6-9 PM: Trivia Night @ HomeSlyce in Mt. Vernon Join us for a fun evening out at a local bar where teams of residents and fellows will enjoy food and vie for cash prizes. No charge, but RSVP to Meagan Floyd mfloyd@mdpsych.org to reserve.
Find out more »MPS Advocacy Day 2020
MPS Advocacy Day will be held on February 4th from 8:30 AM-1 PM in Annapolis. We invite all members to join us in Annapolis to meet with House and Senate leadership to discuss current and future legislation affecting psychiatry and mental health in Maryland. MPS lobbyists help attendees with talking points and protocol. To RSVP contact Meagan Floyd mfloyd@mdpsych.org.
Find out more »MPS Annual Dinner
April 2nd 6-9:30 PM: MPS Annual Dinner Join us for an enjoyable evening and celebrate with us as we welcome Mark Ehrenreich, M.D. as 2020-2021 MPS President. This event at Martin’s West in Baltimore will include other activities and speakers that support our community of psychiatrists in Maryland.
Find out more »Impacts of Gun Violence: CME Activity
April 15th 5:45-9:30PM CME Activity: Impacts of Gun Violence The MPS in conjunction with MedChi, will host a weekday, evening CME event that will focus on addressing public health impacts of gun violence in our community. The program will include research and strategies that psychiatrists and other providers can use with patients and families who are victims. More details coming soon.
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