Healthcare Coaching & Leadership Development
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Meet Our Guest
Dr. Steve Sartori is retiring as Director of CMDA’s Center for Well-being. He is a certified physician coach who helps healthcare professionals align with God, optimize well-being and maximize influence. A graduate of The Medical College of Wisconsin, he has been CEO of a private group practice, chief of staff at two hospitals, faculty member for a family medicine residency program and chief medical officer for a faith-based community health center. He has served CMDA as a board member and treasurer, and he has participated in mission trips to Jamaica, Thailand, Romania, Kenya and Eswatini. He is married, with two adult children and two grandsons, and enjoys traveling and sports. An avid fan of the Green Bay Packers, he can sometimes be seen wearing a cheesehead.
Rev. Bert Jones serves as CMDA’s Director of Leadership & Church Relations. In this role, Bert oversees the Center for Well-being and church ministries. Bert also serves as chaplain of CMDA. Since 1988, Bert has led multiple teams across the street and around the world. Bert has traveled on five different continents and to more than 33 different countries to teach and preach the gospel. He has engaged in leadership development nationally and internationally throughout his ministry. Bert co-authored the book Servant Leadership Proverbsin 2017 with Dr. David Stevens. Prior to this project, Dr. Stevens and Bert co-authored the book Leadership Proverbs. Bert is also the author of Practical Youth Ministry.
RESOURCES
- Book of the Month
- GIVE
- CMDA Learning Center
- Center for Well-being
- Voice of Christian Doctors Media Training
- Practice By the Book: A Christian Doctor’s Guide to Living and Serving by Gene Rudd, MD, and Al Weir, MD
