A. Rohrig has been a distinguished figure in the field of medical tourism since 2005, contributing significantly to its evolution and development. Her expertise was recognized in June 2012 when she served as a faculty member at the ULM University Summer School on Medical Tourism under the auspices of the DAAD. Her role extended beyond academia as she became a training expert on the "East Meeting West" initiative, further enhancing her impact in the field.
From 2013 to 2019, Prof. Röhrig was instrumental in conceptualizing the "Health Destination Rhine-Ruhr" project for Medizin Park Ruhr in Castrop-Rauxel. This project underscored her innovative approach, integrating regional healthcare resources to enhance the area's appeal as a medical tourism destination.
Her extensive network, which includes connections at the government level in Middle Eastern and South Asian countries, underscores her influence and reach in the industry. Currently based in Bad Honnef, Prof. Röhrig continues to impart her knowledge to medical students, focusing on the intricacies of medical tourism. She is actively working on the Health Destination Rhine project while conceptualizing the "Applied Biology for Health Destination" initiative, reflecting her commitment to advancing holistic and transformative healthcare solutions. Applied biology plays a pivotal role in advancing medical tourism, particularly in regions such as the Rhine area across Bonn, known for its robust healthcare infrastructure. This field encompasses the practical application of biological principles to develop innovative medical treatments and diagnostics, thereby enhancing patient care and attracting international patients seeking advanced medical services.