Kristie McNealy MD

Current

Chief Editor at Contrived Media

Past

President at www.NICU101.com
Research Associate at Myriad Pharmaceuticals
Chorus Skater at Disney on Ice

Education

University of Colorado School of Medicine
Ohio Wesleyan University

Recommended

4 people have recommended Kristie

Connections

500+ connections

Industry

Marketing and Advertising

Websites

Kristie McNealy MD’s Summary

Mom, MD, Writer and New Media Guru with an interest in freelance writing, medical marketing and education, as well as improving family-centered care for preemies in the neonatal intensive care unit setting (NICU). Particular interests include providing support networks and educational resources for parents of premature infants and advocating for prematurity awareness, as well as training health care providers about life in the NICU from the perspective of the family. Currently working as President and Founder of NICU 101, as well as writing and editing a Women's and Children's Health Blog at KristieMcNealy.com.

I welcome connections from like minded professionals!

Kristie McNealy MD’s Specialties:

Family Centered Care, Genetics Research, Pharmaceutical Research, medical and biotech marketing

Kristie McNealy MD’s Experience

Chief Editor

Contrived Media

(Marketing and Advertising industry)

January 2008 — Present (1 year 7 months)

Contrived Media is a boutique social media marketing firm, with expertise in leveraging social media for corporate and large organizations. Based in Greater Denver, Colorado, we started our firm with the belief that all companies need to effectively market and engage their customer’s communities using all mediums available.

Kristie McNealy MD’s Education

University of Colorado School of Medicine

2001 — 2006
Ohio Wesleyan University

BA , Pre-Med, Genetics , 1996 — 2000

Activities and Societies:

Phi Beta Kapa, Phi Eta Sigma

Additional Information

Kristie McNealy MD’s Websites:

Kristie McNealy MD’s Interests:

freelance writing, medical blogging, advocacy for preemies and their families, educating public on longterm complications of prematurity, promoting family-centered NICU care