Book a Paid Lecture

Trusted Cancer Education for Your Organization

Hitz for Hope offers educational lectures designed to inform, empower, and support audiences through clear, compassionate, and medically accurate cancer education. All lectures are led by a full-time practicing oncologist and tailored to the needs of each group.

These sessions are ideal for organizations seeking credible, respectful education grounded in real clinical experience.

Who These Lectures Are For

Educational lectures are available for:

Hospitals and healthcare organizations
Schools and educational institutions
Churches and faith-based organizations
Support groups and community organizations
Conferences, nonprofit events, and professional gatherings

Lectures are currently available in Michigan only.

Topics we cover

Lecture topics may include, but are not limited to:

Cancer education for patients and families
Understanding blood disorders and blood cancers
Navigating a cancer diagnosis as an individual or family
Cancer treatment basics and what to expect
Survivorship, long-term care, and quality of life
Prevention, awareness, and early detection
Caregiver education and support

Topics can be customized based on your audience, event type, and goals.

What to expect

Medically accurate, evidence-based education
Clear explanations without overwhelming medical jargon
Compassionate delivery focused on understanding and support
Interactive Q&A when time allows

Each lecture is designed to meet audiences where they are—whether educational, supportive, or awareness-focused.

Booking and availability

Hitz for Hope lectures are paid educational engagements. Our goal is to provide meaningful, respectful education that supports understanding, compassion, and hope for every audience we serve. Thank you for your interest in bringing trusted cancer education to your community.

Important Availability Notice:
Dr. Bill Hitzelberger is a full-time practicing oncologist. Due to clinical responsibilities, availability for lectures is limited. All requests are reviewed carefully, and scheduling depends on clinical commitments. Submitting a request does not guarantee availability, but every inquiry will be reviewed thoughtfully.