About the Author
General Mark Hertling retired after serving almost four decades in the US Army. At the time of his retirement, he commanded US Army Europe and Seventh Army, where he led over forty thousand soldiers, cared for over one hundred thousand family members, and partnered with the armies of fifty countries in the European theater.
More About Mark Hertling
Hertling became a senior vice president at Florida Hospital. He was appointed by President Obama to be one of the twenty-five members of the President’s Council on Fitness, Sports, and Nutrition. Hertling serves as a military analyst for CNN, and he speaks and acts passionately on the subjects of leadership, national security, and health trends.
Mark is married to his best friend, Sue. They have two married sons and four grandchildren. He loves being with family, reading history, bicycling, and any form of athletic activity.
Publications
Growing Physician Leaders: Empowering Doctors to Improve Our Healthcare
Media
- Leadership in Cardiology, Journal of the American College of Cardiology
- Nurse Leader Sage Advice Column
- Physicians Practice: How a Military General Became a Physician Leader
- H&HN: What a General Can Teach Physicians About Leadership
- STAT News: From Surgical Theater to the Theater of War - Using Gettysburg to Teach Leadership in Hos
- Orlando Sentinel: Teach Leadership, CNN Analyst Says
- Diagnostic Imaging: How a Military General Became a Physician Leader Expert
- FierceHealthcare Blog: From the Battlefield to the Medical Field
- The Hill: Growing Physician Leaders
- The Jim Bohannon Show: Episode 05092016
- World T.E.A.M. Sports Press Release
- MedPage Today: Retired General Helping Docs Grow As Leaders
- HealthLeaders Media: 3 Benefits of Military-Style Leadership Training
- The Hospitalist: Applying Military Principles to HM Leadership
- Pinnacle Conference Quick Take: Growing Leaders is Most Important Responsibility of EMS Leaders
- Becker's Hospital Review: Why 100 Florida Hospital Physicians are Learning 'Table Manners'
- Army Magazine's Seven Questions: Former 3-Star Tackles Medicine's Front Lines
- CNN Interview on Presidential Character