Dr. Rowan Molnar – A Multi-Faceted Medical Professional Dr. Rowan Molnar is one of Australasia's most noted commentators on "Creative Disruption in Medicine and Healthcare." He is an experienced medical professional with clinical specialization in cardiac surgery, orthopaedic surgery, plastic and reconstructive surgery, tumour surgery, and specific expertise in anaesthesia for critically ill patients. Dr. Rowan has earned the title ‘The Flying Doctor’ because of his love for flying the Australian-designed Jabiru.
Dr. Rowan Molnar wears many hats. He is a Staff Specialist Anaesthetist at Launceston General Hospital, and a lecturer at Harvard Macy's program on "Leading Innovations in Healthcare and Education" in Boston, USA. He is also an award-winning author, a professional
speaker, and a consultant. He has inspired thousands with his presentations on health and the human condition. His reach goes beyond the borders of Australasia to the United States including Harvard University, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston and John Hopkins Medical Centre, Baltimore, and the University of California.
Dr. Rowan Molnar, as an author, has comprehensive representation in several prestigious medical journals around the world. Some of his publications include: o Pre - Bypass Myocardial Ischaemia in Patients Undergoing Coronary Artery Surgery (February 1989) o Evaluation of a Breathing Circuit Disconnect Device (June 1989) o Spinal, Epidural and Caudal Anaesthesia (1993)
o Spinal, Epidural and Caudal Anaesthesia (1998) o Effective Management of Anaesthesia Crises Course (2002) o Acute Care of Medical Emergencies (ACME) Course (2006) o Anaesthesia for Hemipelvectomy – a series of 49 cases (2007) o Making Choices in Anaesthesia Casebook (2008) o Effective Management of Anaesthesia Course - 1st Revision (2010)
Dr. Rowan’s latest book entitled, ‘Creative Disruption in Medicine & Healthcare,’ was released in March 2016. It sheds light on various aspects of healthcare including access to healthcare services, quality of care, patient confidentiality, scientific knowledge, distribution of resources,
and the responsibilities of physicians.