I’ll Be Joining an Environmentally Friendly Practice February 22, 2024

Attracting the best young professionals to your practice is essential for your long-term success. This month, PSR’s My Green Doctor emphasizes this in a concise three-minute blog titled “I’ll Be Joining an Environmentally Friendly Practice.” Talented, community-minded doctors, nurses, and office specialists now consider the value commitments of the practices they join, where having an environmental sustainability program can offer a competitive advantage in a crowded recruitment market. My Green Doctor, a free money-saving membership benefit from Physicians for Social Responsibility, provides tools like the “Meeting-by-Meeting Guide” to help practices adopt environmental sustainability and save resources, making small changes that accumulate over time. Register today at www.MyGreenDoctor.org or www.MyGreenDoctor.es (en español) using the discount code MGDPSR to access My Green Doctor for free, saving $60 instantly and potentially thousands in the first year. Watch the “Three Minute Video” to see how easy it is to integrate My Green Doctor into your next agenda!

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