Gregory Scott Brown is the Group Chief Executive Offcer of Ramsay Sime Darby Health Care (RSDHC) operations in Asia. Brown succeeds Bronte Kumm, who stepped down from his position on November 1, 2017.
In this role, Brown is responsible for leading the operations of RSDHC which include three hospitals and a college in Malaysia and three hospitals in Indonesia. Brown also oversees the management services and operations of Tree Top hospital in Maldives. He reports directly to the Ramsay Sime Darby Health Care Board.
He aims to accelerate RSDHC’s efforts toward improving operations, developing the right approach toward patient care, and to instill greater ‘oneness’ and uniformity in operations across the hospitals truly as ‘one RSDHC’ and in line with the company’s tagline – ‘People caring for people’.
RSDHC is looking at expansion in Malaysia and Asia through potential acquisitions in the near future, a move that will be carried out after strengthening its current operations.
Prior to joining Ramsay Sime Darby Health Care, Brown was the Operations Executive Manager of Ramsay Health Care’s Sydney Metropolitan Hospitals, a role he has served since 2015. There, he oversaw seven high acuity hospitals and four mental health facilities. In 2004 Brown joined North Shore Private Hospital as the CEO and co-jointly served as CEO of North Shore Private Hospital and co-jointly served as CEO of Castlecrag Private Hospital and Hunters Hill Private Hospitals from 2006 and 2013, respectively.
With over four decades of experience in healthcare management, Brown has held several senior management roles in a variety of public and private hospitals throughout New South Wales and Victoria, Australia. Among others, Brown served as General Manager of the Radiology, Pathology and General Practice Division of Alpha Healthcare.
He currently chairs the Breath by Breath Foundation, which raises funds for vital respiratory equipment for hospitals across Australia, and serves as a Director with the Kolling Foundation, the Sydney Neuro Oncology Group, the Lincoln Centre, the North Shore Heart Research Foundation, and the Northern Cancer Institute
