National Expert on Prescription Drug Abuse, Addicted Physicians Available for Media Interviews From Hazelden
Posted on: Friday, 26 June 2009, 16:07 CDT
A board member of the American Society of Addiction Medicine with 20 years of experience in addiction treatment and psychiatry, Dr. Seppala is also an expert resource for any media story involving addicted healthcare professionals, as hospitals and clinics struggle with how to treat addicted physicians, dentists, anesthesiologists and other medical professionals who have easy access to prescription medicines. Dr. Seppala, a graduate of Mayo Medical School, is well-regarded for his ground-breaking work in pharmacological studies and evidence-based systems in addiction treatment.
Dr. Seppala has appeared as a guest on the CBS-TV "Early Show" and National Public Radio; he has been quoted in the
To schedule media interviews with Dr. Seppala, call Hazelden public relations staffperson
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