Rate My Professor Alice Rogan

Rogan's research specializations encompass the use of clinical biomarkers to rule out significant intracranial pathology in mild TBI cases and sports medicine, with a focus on concussion prevention and management. She supervises junior colleagues on research projects and teaches medical students in the University of Otago's MBChB programme. Key publications include 'Can serum biomarkers be used to rule out significant intracranial pathology in emergency department patients with mild traumatic brain injury? A Systematic Review Meta-Analysis' (Injury, 2022), 'Exploring senior emergency physicians' perspectives on the inclusion of clinical biomarkers in clinical decision rules for CT head use in patients with suspected traumatic brain injury' (Emergency Medicine Australasia, 2025), 'Gender equity in authorship of emergency medicine publications in Australasia' (Emergency Medicine Australasia, 2025), 'A survey of workplace violence in a New Zealand Emergency Department' (Emergency Medicine Australasia, 2026), and 'Automated titration of nasal high flow oxygen in the emergency department' (Emergency Medicine Journal, 2026). She has secured major research funding, including a Health Research Council Clinical Research Training Fellowship of $146,673 over 36 months for TBI biomarker studies and Research for Life grants totaling over $25,000 for the BRAIN study on blood tests for TBI diagnosis.