Dr. Pam Ginsberg gave her classification speech at our Wednesday, February 10 ,2016 evening meeting.  A classification speech is an opportunity for a Rotary member to talk about their personal and professional interests, their community service, and how these interests and experiences relate to their Rotary membership.

Pam is a practicing psychologist specializing in women’s health issues, particularly women with cancer. She works through Doylestown Hospital and Holly Redeemer Hospital.  Working with cancer patients is near and dear to her heart. She noted that 1 in 2 men will have cancer in their lives and 1 in 3 women will have cancer. Pam most commonly treats women who have completed cancer treatment when they no longer receive the support of the regular medical care team. She also works with people who have a high fear of cancer recurrence. 

 
She was an Adjunct Professor at Chestnut Hill College for 7 years and is a member of the board of directors of Gilda’s Club in Philadelphia. She is married to Jeremy who is an elementary school teacher in Bethlehem. Her daughter is a senior at Temple University in business and psychology. Her father-in-law was Barry Ginsberg who recently passed away.
 
Pam, welcome to the club!