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Marc Siegel, MDExclusive Representation
Keynote Fee : $5,000 plus expenses |
Topics
- Safety / Security
- Stress
- Mental Health
Formats
- Keynote
- Half Day
- Full Day
Products
Programs
False Alarm: The Truth About The Epidemic Of FearThis program addressses the biology of fear, its mechanics, how it spreads, and how it affects our bodies and minds. Patients' mental states are intimitely involved with their organic diseases and affect their ability to heal. This program helps attendees put their fears in proper perspective and gives them healthier ways to deal with them. It has been said that "False Alarm" offers the intellectual medicine and emotional prescription necessary to return us to national mental health.
"Fact or Fiction"Looking for something a bit different for a luncheon keynote or after dinner message? "Fact or Fiction" is a weekly column Dr. Siegel writes for the NY Daily News, where he covers the medical accuracy of medical TV shows, movies, and novels. This entertaining and informative keynote is based on this column.
Speaker Information
Marc Siegel, M.D. is a practicing internist, an Associate Professor at the New York University School of Medicine and a fellow in the Master Scholars Society at New York University. He is a weekly columnist for The New York Daily News, frequent contributor to the New York Times, Los Angeles Times, Washington Post and Slate Magazine.
Dr. Siegel is also a member of the board of contributors at USA Today and is a syndicated columnist for Tribune Media Services and appears regularly on CNN, the NBC "Today Show", and the Fox News Channel. He is on the Adivsory Board of the American Council on Science and Health, a consultant to the Council on Foreign Relations, and a contributor to the U.S. Senate Finance committee investigation of the 2001 bioterror crisis.
Testimonials
"Dr. Siegel's presentation was extremely well documented and has caught the interest of a packed house. Both the immediate relevance of the subject matter and the qualities of the speaker made this presentation an astounding success."
- Featured speaker at the "Pain Management Strategies for the Primary Care Practitioners" Meeting, 2004.
"The campus feedback was very positive about the entire event, and particularly this session, thanks in great part to Dr. Siegel's participation and his commitment."
- International Affairs Symposium, Lewis & Clark College
"Dr. Siegel's program 'Health Scares in the Media' was one of the most stimulating and thought provoking presentations we have heard in some time. The issues he is addressing, the immediacy of the content, and the implications of his remarks made for an extremely engaging session."
- General Internal Medicine at the NYU School of Medicine, Grand Rounds