Doreen Gentzler

News4 Anchor

Updated 10:33 AM EST, Mon, Sep 7, 2009

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Doreen Gentzler anchors News4 at 6 and News4 at 11 with Jim Vance.  She also serves as the station's medical reporter, filing cutting-edge health reports.
 

Born in Washington, D.C., and educated in Arlington, Va., Gentzler is proud of her deep roots in the Washington area.  She spent several years honing her reporting and anchoring skills in Chattanooga, Charlotte, Cleveland, and finally Philadelphia at WCAU before joining News4 in 1989.  Gentzler also filled in for vacationing news anchors on "The Today Show" and "NBC at Sunrise."
 

Gentzler anchors two daily newscasts, sometimes from remote locations, including the presidential inauguration parade route and RFK for the inaugural game of the Washington Nationals.
 

In her award-winning News 4 Your Health segments, Gentzler has brought viewers into hospital operating rooms, profiled medical breakthroughs, and has shown the latest technology helping to save lives.  Her reporting has taken her to Bosnia, Ecuador and the Persian Gulf, where she reported live from the USNS Comfort, a navy hospital ship tending to U.S. troops.
 

Gentzler is also the spokesperson for the station's health-related community outreach activities such as the annual NBC4 Health and Fitness Expo.
 

Gentzler has won three local Emmy awards for reporting and anchoring, as well as three other Emmy awards for news writing and reporting while in Cleveland. She holds a bachelor's degree in journalism from the University of Georgia.
 

She and her family live in Chevy Chase, Md.
 

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First Published: Oct 13, 2008 12:39 PM EST

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