Jaime Seltzer

Jaime Seltzer is an American ME/CFS patient advocate and Scientific Director at The MEAction Network. She is "responsible for fostering communication between research scientists, clinicians, and people with myalgic encephalomyelitis"(ME). She was included in the TIME100 Health list in 2024 for her engagement with clinicians.

MEAction and ME/CFS research resume

• Present Scientific Director, MEAction
• Scientific consultant on the ME/CFS project, Stanford University, PI Dr Ronald Davis
• Representative of healthcare advocacy organization #MEAction at Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), National Institutes of Health (NIH), Capitol Hill; author of solicited research documents (RFI) to the NIH and for researchers at Stanford University’s ME/CFS symposium, each with 75-100 citations assimilated
• Editor and consultant for Jen Brea’s TED talk on healthcare equality and groundbreaking, Sundance-award-winning health documentary Unrest
• Managing Editor for the online advocacy platform #MEAction, writing/curating 5–15 articles per week in advocacy and biomedical sciences while maintaining social media accounts and managing staff and volunteers

Speeches

• May 14, 2018, Jaime's Speech (#MillionsMissing San Francisco 2018)

Online presence

• e-mail: jaime@meaction.net
• Twitter

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