Speaker · Educator · Advocate
Dr. Marsha Blount, M.D.
Board-certified physician bringing clarity to women’s midlife hormonal and metabolic health on television, at the podium, and in the exam room.
For more than two decades, Dr. Marsha Blount has cared for women navigating the hormonal and metabolic shifts of midlife, and spent much of that time translating complex medicine into language patients and audiences can actually use.
A board-certified family medicine physician with Sharp Rees-Stealy in La Mesa, California, she has become a trusted voice on GLP-1 medications, weight management, and preventive care, appearing in segments for Sharp HealthCare and CBS 8 to help viewers understand what these medications do, who they’re for, and what to ask before starting one.
Groups bring her in because she does the same thing on stage that she does with her patients: cut through noise, respect her audience’s intelligence, and leave people with something they can actually act on.
Education: MD, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine, 1997
Certification: Board Certified, Family Medicine
Practice: Sharp Rees-Stealy Medical Group, La Mesa, CA, in practice since 2000
Focus areas: Preventive medicine, weight management, midlife women’s health
Speaking Topics
Clinical & Public
How these medications work, who they help, and the questions every patient should ask before starting one: delivered in the same clear, accurate terms Dr. Blount uses in person and on television.
Women’s Health
Weight, energy, and metabolism through perimenopause and menopause, grounded in two decades of real primary-care practice.
Clinical Practice
Practical, judgment-free strategies clinicians and care teams can use with patients starting the next day.
Community & CME
Building a lifelong prevention plan, from midlife through the decades beyond, for patients, caregivers, and the clinicians who guide them.
In the media
Booking
Available for talks with practices, hospital systems, professional organizations, and conferences focused on women’s health, primary care, or metabolic medicine.