What makes Dr. Maggie Kang unique as a speaker is her ability to speak from personal experience as a physician mother whose daughter was diagnosed with a rare disease.  

After learning to survive and thrive after life threw her a curveball, audiences trust Maggie and want to hear her message. They trust Maggie to teach them the same life-changing tools that helped her create a new narrative. After her daughter's diagnosis, Maggie transitioned to become a caregiver to her daughter, speaker, rare disease advocate, coach and entrepreneur.

Dr. Maggie Kang is a board-certified radiologist trained at Yale New Haven Hospital and a mom of two.  She certified to become a Life Coach in 2021 to help her become a better caregiver to her daughter after her daughter was diagnosed with a rare disease. When Maggie brought the coaching tools into her family life, she discovered the transformative power of the coaching tools on her and her daughter's mental and physical health.

She is committed to helping others create possibility and resilience in their lives - by taking control of their narratives.


Biography

Colorado Women's Tech Association Webinar: Delivered a talk titled "Turn Your Struggle Into Your Superpower: What To Do When Life Throws You a Curveball" in December 2023.

Coaching Klatch Webinar Series for The Sumaira Foundation: Delivered a 3-part monthly webinar series on how to help patients living with rare diseases move forward in their lives.
August, September, October of 2023
Titles of the webinars:
"Pain vs. Suffering"
"A New Way to Think About Change"
"How to Navigate Healthcare and Be Your Best Advocate"

TEDx Cherry Creek Women 2022: Delivered a talk titled
"The Truth About Pain and Suffering Will Change Your Life",
November 2022.

Guthy-Jackson Charitable Foundation’s Patient Day:
Physican caregiver panelist in Baltimore, connecting with patients, caregivers, and key opinion leaders on rare diseases NMOSD and MOGAD in August, 2023.

UCLA Luskin Conference Center: Moderated a panel with key opinion leaders and patients living with rare diseases NMO and MOG, hosted by The Sumaira Foundation. My daughter, Nell, joined me as a speaker  in July, 2023.

NORD (National Organization for Rare Diseases) May, 2023: Speaker for caregivers at the Living Rare Living Stronger Family Forum.

WCG Patient Forum A Call to Action: Discussed my role as a physician mom caregiver to my daughter with Neuromyelitis Optica Spectrum Disease. My daughter spoke with me in November, 2023.














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Past Speaking Engagements, Including Topics

“With presence, connection and relatable storytelling, Dr. Maggie Kang speaks with emotional impact. I was engaged the entire time and was able to tell someone exactly what she taught me, proving that her talk was clear, concise and relevant.”

“A must watch! ‘Suffering is the unnecessary prolongation of pain’. Thank you Maggie Kang - such an empowering message.”

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Booking & Contact

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Webinar Series

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Credentials and Background

Yale New Haven Hospital, Diagnostic Radiology Residency, Board certified

Yale New Haven Hospital, medical internship

Medical College of Virginia, MD

Cornell University, BA 

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Yale University Certification
The Science of Well-Being for Teens
April, 2023

Yale University Certification
The Science of Well-Being for Teens
April, 2023

Life healthcare coach |
Speaker | Rare disease advocate | Physician

Maggie Kang, MD

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