Bob Arnot

Dr. Bob Arnot is an award-winning television correspondent, international traveler, sportsman, and medical doctor active in international humanitarian issues. Dr. Danger for MOJO on INHD is his latest television project, one which is a culmination of his wideranging skills, experiences and passions. His broadcast career has included stints as foreign correspondent and chief medical correspondent for NBC News (including Dateline, the Today Show and the NBC Nightly News), chief foreign correspondent and special foreign correspondent for MSNBC News. He was Founder and Chief of the Lake Placid Sports Medical Center; was physician and member of the Board of Directors for the US Ski Team; and physician for the XIII Winter Olympic Games. Originally from Boston, MA, Dr. Arnot has a bachelor of medical science degree from Dartmouth College and received his Doctor of Medicine, Master of Surgery from McGill University in Montreal.