[1] Morhaim sponsored numerous bills focusing on health care, the environment, and procurement reform.

[10] In 2017, the House reprimanded Morhaim[11] for paid consulting work performed for a company seeking a medical cannabis license.

[14] Morhaim has served on the boards of several organizations, including the University of Maryland Biotechnology Institute (UMBI), Western Indemnity Insurance Company, Maritime Medical Systems, Brick Mental Health Foundation, Unified Community Connections (formerly United Cerebral Palsy), Baltimore Humane Society, Health Care for the Homeless, the State's Task Force on Recycling, Region III medical director for the State Emergency Medical System, and on the Executive Committees at Franklin Square and Sinai Hospital.

[2] In 2019, he was selected as Chair of the Baltimore County Behavioral Healthcare Council, which helps people with substance abuse and/or mental health problems.

[citation needed] He was appointed to the Maryland Behavioral Healthcare Council in 2023, and then reappointed by Governor Moore for a 4-year term starting in 2024.