Professor Reny Segal is a Specialist at the Royal Melbourne Hospital and in private practice. Areas of sub-speciality interest include cardio-thoracic anaesthesia and trans-oesophageal echocardiography, advanced airway management and trauma, amongst others.

Reny graduated from Cape Town, South Africa. Following training time in both intensive care and surgery, he specialised in Anaesthesia in Wellington, New Zealand. Reny went on to complete cardio-thoracic anaesthesia fellowships in both New Zealand and Papworth, Cambridge UK. For the [ast 15 years he has been a specialist at the Royal Melbourne Hospital and is the current head of cardio-thoracic anaesthesia. He is involved in airway management teaching at all levels, having established and run a number of national and international courses for both registrars and consultants. These include fibre-optic workshops, NATCAT, ANZSAC and some teaching collaborations. He is the co-founder of the Airway Management Special interest group and it's past chair. Reny is involved in Anaesthesia and Medical Advisory Board Committee work across a number of areas. He maintains an active research interest in the area of airway management, devices and teaching with upwards of 25 publications and is a Professor at the University of Melbourne.