Nancy Snyderman
- Former Chief Medical Editor, NBC News
- Award-Winning Medical Journalist
- World Medical Innovation Forum
- Mayo Clinic
- Jewish United Fund/Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago
- A.A.M.G.A
"She was fantastic. She was so sweet and so natural and very warm to everyone who came up to speak with her. Her talk on Haiti was eloquent and moving. She also took questions at the end about women's health care, health reform, etc. and was fabulous. She is really smart and honest and gave thoughtful and new answers to questions that you might expect canned answers to. She expressed herself beautifully. We couldn't be happier. "
-Jewish United Fund/Jewish Federation of Metropolitan ChicagoDr. Nancy Snyderman's unique experience and perspectives as both a physician and respected medical journalist provide audiences with valuable insights to the issues that surround today's latest healthcare debates and concerns.
How can we cope with the setbacks that we face throughout the course of our lives, without letting them hold us back? In this autobiographical address, Dr. Snyderman relates episodes from her past, including her rape at knifepoint while still in college and the husband who spent all of her money while leading a double life. She discusses how she has come to term with these traumas, and how she has been able to move forward.
A look at women's health issues and health-care options. This topic also inspired a weekly segment on "Good Morning America".
A passionate and stark discussion of the increasing problem of women's health information being politicized.
Dr Snyderman has years of expertise as a veteran network medical journalist and practicing physician, combined with corporate experience at Johnson & Johnson and General Electric’s Healthymagination. Her thirty years of working in these arenas gives her a skill set that helps guide panel discussions to bring information of value to the audience while managing time and disparate voices.


