Robyn Rohla is a seasoned healthcare professional with a distinguished career, spanning emergency medicine, critical care, flight nursing, clinical education, and nonprofit leadership. She began her journey as a Paramedic, primarily responding to 911 calls, and became a Registered Nurse in 1994. Her early clinical experience includes working at the Arizona Heart Institute and the Cleveland Clinic’s Cath Lab, where she honed her expertise in cardiovascular care.
Robyn’s diverse background encompasses roles in the Emergency Department (ED), Interventional Radiology (IR), and most notably, as a Flight Nurse for Native Air. During her tenure, she served as the subject matter expert for Cardiac Assist transports, developing comprehensive education programs and a video series focused on the care and safe transport of patients with advanced cardiac support devices.
Her passion for education is evident in her work teaching Paramedic and Nursing students, as well as her role with Arrow International (Teleflex), where she provided specialized instruction on the Intra-Aortic Balloon Pump. Robyn also led research initiatives for Native Air, LifeNet, and Tristate Care Flight, contributing to their recognition by the American Heart Association’s Mission: Lifeline EMS program, achieving Gold status across multiple years.
Beyond her clinical and educational contributions, Robyn has demonstrated a strong commitment to community service. She served on the Board of Directors for Honor Flight Northern Arizona for five years and has been a dedicated volunteer with the organization for over a decade. She continues her advocacy for equity and support within her community.
Robyn continues to advance clinical research and education, driven by a commitment to excellence in patient care, professional development and civic engagement.