Call for Storytellers: CHEST After Hours
Produced in partnership with The Nocturnists Satellites
Medicine is more than tests, diagnoses, and treatments and being a clinician is so much more than knowing how to treat patients. There is an essential humanistic side of medicine that CHEST encourages clinicians to embrace—one that celebrates empathy and invites reflection.
We’re looking for five presenters to share a piece of their personal story as a clinician in chest medicine at CHEST After Hours, Monday, October 20, in Chicago.
Presenters need not be experienced storytellers—the journey of presenting at CHEST After Hours includes live virtual storytelling workshops with our expert coaches and resources from The Nocturnists Satellites, by award-winning medical storytelling program The Nocturnists. The Satellites initiative supports clinicians in producing live storytelling events in their local communities.
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Be a part of this special live performance by submitting to be a presenter at CHEST After Hours. Past submitters are encouraged to resubmit.
Submission deadline: Thursday, August 7, 2025
Get a glimpse of what CHEST After Hours is all about.
Read journal CHEST® articles written by After Hours presenters
A Kind of Faith, Rana L. Awdish, MD, FCCP
Making Anger Count, Gabriel T. Bosslet, MD, FCCP
Playing Not to Lose, Kara L. Dupuy-McCauley, MD, FCCP
Ghosts, Jacqueline Pflaum-Carlson, MD
Did You Confirm Code Status?, Lakshmana Swamy, MD
This independent Nocturnists Satellites event is operated under license from The Nocturnists.
The Nocturnists Satellites, an initiative by award-winning medical storytelling program The Nocturnists, supports clinicians to produce live storytelling events in their local communities. By partnering with people and organizations in the US and beyond to create these events, Satellites amplifies the movement The Nocturnists has built over the last eight years, humanizing healthcare through artistic expression. To learn more, visit thenocturnists.com/satellites.