SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS

A dynamic, engaging speaker, Dr. Gazelle is available to speak to groups or at conferences nationwide. Her manner is down-to-earth and she can light a fire under audiences about topics that others dare not discuss. To book an engagement or receive more information, contact us at info@MDCanHelp.com

Dr. Gazelle embodies the philosophy that the patient matters, and believes passionately in advocating for patients. As an expert in care of the seriously ill, this Harvard Medical School physician has been in practice twenty years, and understands that people often feel overlooked by a complex and broken medical system. She offers validation, hope, tips, and positive solutions.

Here is what people are saying about Dr. Gazelle's speaking

Whether a keynote of a large audience or speaking to a small group, she lends a unique, behind-the-scenes perspective as she shares stories and insight in her thoughtful, down-to-earth manner. She will customize her presentation to fit the audience and is open to Q & A with participants as well. Audiences are delighted to meet a Harvard physician who truly listens. Dr. Gazelle’s talks promise to be educational, engaging, informative, and thought-provoking.

Dr. Gazelle’s topics include:

• You: The Empowered Patient
• Don’t Leave the Hospital Sicker Than You Went In! (Dr. Gazelle’s booklets on this subject are available in bulk for audience members)
• The Hidden Life of the Caregiver: A Harvard Doctor’s Affirmation and Wisdom to Help you Get Through the Days
• A Good Death – Is It An Oxymoron?
• Being Treated For Cancer? – Tips to Keep Your Life Healthy & Manageable  (Dr. Gazelle’s booklets on this subject are available in bulk for audience members) 
• Suffering with A Complex Illness? Practical Tips, Wisdom, and Affirmation From A Doctor Who Cares
• Supporting You and Your Aging Parent: Everything You Need to Know But Were Never Told

For Nurses:

• So the Doctor Won't Listen! A Harvard MD Provides the Tips to Empower Nurses and Your Patients
• Advances in Pain and Symptom Management
• Ethical Issues Near the End of Life
• A Good Death: Is it an Oxymoron?
• Artificial Nutrition and Hydration: Clinical and Ethical Issues