Snyderman sees ‘sweet spot,’ will return to TV
Dr. Nancy Snyderman, a former ABC News medical correspondent who spent the last four years in the corporate world, is returning to the airwaves as NBC News’ chief medical editor, the network said Wednesday.
“I see the world differently,” said Snyderman, who since late 2002 has been consumer education vice president for Johnson & Johnson. “I see a very big sweet spot for health and wellness coverage” -- the sort of coverage she doesn’t find on TV newscasts.
Snyderman will report for broadcast-news programming as well as MSNBC’s cable and website outlets, NBC News radio and even NBC Mobile and the iVillage website. She begins in September.
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