MAKE IT A SEPTEMBER TRIPLE PLAY
with an assist from Kenneth Van Gross, MD
Lecture #1 Primal Neuroanthropology
striking new hypothesis in our neurological evolution through a comprehensive view of sports
Lecture #2 Triple Layer-Single Payer
healthcare reform with a strong public option plus two private layers for wellness programs and elective/advanced care
Lecture #3 Fusion Medical Education
the gold standard in interdisciplinary clinical medicine- adopting a dual discipline model for a new paradigm
Book all three, any pair or a single event today
Powerpoint Presentations
Discussion
Ideal for multiple healthcare and medical education venues
About Me
Having received Diplomate status from the American Board of Internal Medicine and the American Board of Neurology and Psychiatry (N), Kenneth Van Gross, M.D. has always maintained a great interest in overlapping areas that include Internal Medicine, Psychiatry and of course Neurology.
He currently heads Fusion Clinical Multimedia, Inc., a medical education company in Miami, Florida, dedicated to areas that involve inter-specialty issues. Dr. Gross has served as an instructor and consultant through Fusion at the psychopharmacology program for clinical psychologists at Nova Southeastern University and as a research neuroscientist at the Miami Project to Cure Paralysis. He has lectured extensively on The Aging Brain/Aging Mind and presented original thoughts and poetry on that subject. He has delivered the commencement address at an allied health college graduation and dissected the Brain, Body and Behavior in addition to the great speeches of Kennedy and Lincoln as an Adjunct Professor in Neuropsychiatry, Medicine, Public Speaking and Communication.
Expanding an interest in neuroimmunological disease issues such as Multiple Sclerosis in Miami and in the Caribbean, Dr. Gross hopes to embark on additional clinical educational projects involving Cuba, the Antilles and Trinidad in the near future.
The September Triple Play Tour kicks off now. Dr. Gross hopes to inspire many with his new and intriguing hypotheses in neurology, healthcare reform and medical education.