Dinner talks
An evening program at a restaurant near you, with a table of peers who came to hear it.
Local speaking requests from the best names in healthcare — with an honorarium for every one you accept.
Takes a few minutes · No cost · You choose every engagement
Requests come in the therapy areas you treat, in the places you already are.
An evening program at a restaurant near you, with a table of peers who came to hear it.
A midday talk inside a practice across town. Lunch is handled; you bring the expertise.
Present live to a room you can’t get to — from your office, between patients or from home.
You decide when and how often you speak. Every request is yours to take or pass.
An honorarium for every program you accept and deliver.
Speak on what you treat, to local peers who treat it too.
Recognized as a leader in your practice, your health system and your community.
Apply once. Say yes when it fits.
From the leaders of America’s biggest institutions to the best-known voice in town. Both belong at the front of the room.
Tell us what you’d consider. When a board or a study site opens in your area, we put your name forward.
No. You need clinical experience in your therapy area and you need to be comfortable in front of a room. You’re trained on each program before you present it.
Programs are sponsored by life sciences companies, and you present the sponsor’s approved content. The sponsor is always named to the audience.
At fair market value for your time and credentials, and paid for every program you accept and deliver.
No. Applying is free, and every request is yours to accept or pass.
At dinner and lunch programs in your area, or live on screen from wherever you are.
Payments from life sciences companies to prescribers may be reported under the federal Open Payments program. The sponsor handles that reporting.
Make the most of your clinical experience.
Terms. Speaking requests are subject to change and to sponsor needs. This is not a promise of future earnings; actual honoraria vary with the number of requests accepted and delivered, program type, location and other factors.