What I learnt from being the Rolling Stones’ doctor
As a cardiology student in the early 2000s, Jason Kovacic suddenly found himself as the medic for the legendary rock band’s tour.
“Rowing taught me that to succeed, you just have to mercilessly grind away on things,” says Jason Kovacic. Peter Braig
In February 2003, Jason Kovacic was in his last year of cardiology training at St Vincent’s hospital in Sydney.
The day started out as any other, until the now executive director of the Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute received a phone call from the tour manager of the Rolling Stones, who were in town for the Sydney leg of the rock band’s global “Licks Tour”.
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