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Sherry-Ann Brown · MD, PhD, FACC, FAHA

A professional life offered in service.

Fifteen speaking themes connect Christian faith with medicine, science, leadership, innovation, and attentive care.

A wordless conceptual scene connecting healthcare, scientific inquiry, teaching, and shared service
Original wordless conceptual illustration of healthcare, learning, and service.
15speaking themes
3core presentation formats
90 dayssupported practice pathway

Meet the speaker

Sherry-Ann Brown, MD, PhD, FACC, FAHA

Physician Scientist, Cardiologist, Educator and Healthcare Innovator

Sherry-Ann Brown, MD, PhD, FACC, FAHA, is a physician scientist, internist and Board certified cardiologist whose work spans clinical medicine, cardiovascular research, medical education, innovation, entrepreneurship and mentorship. She completed her internal medicine residency, cardiovascular medicine fellowship and postdoctoral advanced physician scientist training through the Mayo Clinic Clinician Investigator Program. She practices general cardiology with emphasis in preventive cardiology and cardio-oncology.

Across approximately 25 years in research and academic medicine, Dr. Brown has worked in cardiovascular science, translational and clinical research, precision medicine, digital health and the development of emerging healthcare professionals and investigators. She has served in academic faculty and scientific leadership roles and has developed innovative approaches to virtual cardiovascular care, research collaboration and professional education.

Dr. Brown speaks at the intersection of Christian faith and professional life, with particular emphasis on calling, spiritual gifts and professional strengths, faith and science, physician scientist formation, Christian leadership, mentorship, women in medicine, professional transition, healthcare innovation, artificial intelligence, virtual medicine and the stewardship of professional gifts and influence. Her teaching encourages healthcare professionals and emerging professionals to recognize what God has entrusted to them and steward their knowledge, opportunities, gifts and professional calling faithfully in service to others.

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Fifteen themes. A shared commitment.

Speaking and learning collection

Choose a subject and follow its objectives, teaching framework, Christian reflection, and prepared presentation formats.

01 · Faith and Formation

Faith and Medicine

Presence that makes room for the whole person

PRESENCE
02 · Faith and Formation

Christian Professional Calling

Discernment that can carry a real decision

THREAD
03 · Faith and Formation

Spiritual Gifts and Professional Strengths

From recognition to responsible service

CONVERGE
04 · Faith and Formation

Faith and Science

Intellectual humility that strengthens inquiry

WONDER
05 · People and Leadership

Physician Scientist Formation

A question, a method and a trustworthy team

BRIDGE
06 · People and Leadership

Christian Leadership in Healthcare

Authority that creates trustworthy conditions for care

SERVE
07 · People and Leadership

Mentorship and Medical Education

Observe, coach and return responsibility

FORM
08 · People and Leadership

Women in Medicine

Opportunity, sponsorship and sustainable influence

RISE
09 · Innovation and Digital Care

Healthcare Innovation and Entrepreneurship

A useful problem, an honest experiment and responsible value

BUILD
10 · Innovation and Digital Care

Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Medicine

Clinical responsibility through the full decision pathway

HUMAN
11 · Innovation and Digital Care

Virtual Medicine and Telehealth

Presence, appropriateness and an accountable next step

REACH
12 · Faith and Formation

Professional Purpose and Renewal

Personal restoration and workable conditions for service

RENEW
13 · Cardiovascular Care and Service

Preventive Cardiology

Risk, treatment and a longitudinal partnership

HEART
14 · Cardiovascular Care and Service

Cardio-Oncology

Protect the heart while coordinating the cancer journey

CARE
15 · Cardiovascular Care and Service

Health Equity and Service

Listen closely, measure honestly and share the work

NEIGHBOR