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Neurologist List 2021 NEUROLOGISTS with a special interest in Parkinson's SURNAME FIRST TITLE ORGANISATION ADDRESS SUBURB P/CODE PHONE EMAIL/FAX BERTRAM Kelly Dr Alfred Hospital Movement 55 Commercial Rd PRAHRAN 3181 9076 3795 Disorders Clinic Neurology Network Level 1, Suite 3, 517 St Kilda Rd MELBOURNE 3004 9500 8366 [email protected] Melbourne Specialists on Drummond 102A Drummond Street North BALLARAT 3350 9500 8366 Alfred Hospital Private Commercial Road PRAHRAN 3181 9076 3795 Consulting Suites BLAZÉ Richard Dr Canterbury Neurology 567A Canterbury Road SURREY HILLS 3127 98363797 admin @canterburyneurology.com.au CHENG Trudy Dr Neurology Network 2.02, 116-118 Thames St BOX HILL 3128 9500 8366 [email protected] Melbourne Knox Private Hospital Mountain Hwy KNOX 3152 9500 8366 DING Catherine Dr Dandenong Neurology 136 David Street DANDENONG 3175 9791 1599 Monash Medical Centre 246 Clayton Road CLAYTON 3168 9594 6666 DRAGO John Ass St Vincent’s Hospital Level 5, 35 Victoria Parade FITZROY 3065 9288 3045 Prof Private Rooms Warrigal House, 403 Warrigal Road BURWOOD 3125 9808 8200 ELLER Michael Dr Neurology Network Level 1, Suite 3, 517 St Kilda Rd MELBOURNE 3004 9500 8366 [email protected] Melbourne Royal Melbourne Hospital PARKVILLE 3050 9342 7000 Richmond Neurology 163 Lennox Street RICHMOND 3121 9500 8366 [email protected] EVANS Andrew Dr Richmond Neurology 163 Lennox Street RICHMOND 3121 9428 6386 [email protected] Neurology Clinic 34-54 Poplar Rd PARKVILLE 3052 8387 2156 Royal Melbourne Hospital PARKVILLE 3050 9342 7000 GANESVARAN Ganga Dr Monash Neurology 246 Clayton Rd CLAYTON 3168 9594 2240 [email protected] Neurology Network Knox Private Hospital KNOX 3152 9500 8366 [email protected] Melbourne 195 Specialist Centre Suite 8, 195 Thompsons Rd BULLEEN 3105 8850 5300 Kingston Centre Warrigal Rd CHELTENHAM 3192 9265 1411 Dandenong Neurology 136 David Street DANDENONG 3175 9791 1599 St John of God Hospital 255-265 Cranbourne Road FRANKSTON 3199 9788 3333 [email protected] GHALY Mina Dr Royal Melbourne hospital Royal Park Campus, Clinical PARKVILLE 93428182 Able to offer consultation in Arabic center Reception, Building 17 St Vincent's hospital Neuroscience Consulting Fitzroy 94286386 Rooms Building D- Daly Wing, level 5 Updated January 2020 Richmond Neurology 163 Lennox st, Richmond 94286386 Precision Brain, Spine and 115 Cotham Rd Kew 88620000 Pain centre Dandenong neurology 136 David St, Dandenong 97911599 HORNE Malcolm Prof St Vincent's Hospital Level 5, 35 Victoria Pde FITZROY 3065 9288 3045 HUGHES Andrew Dr Austin Hospital 145 Studley Rd HEIDELBERG 3084 9496 2845 Heidelberg Neurology Suite 4.1, 10 Martin St HEIDELBERG 3084 9450 8400 IANSEK Robert Prof Kingston Centre Warrigal Road CHELTENHAM 3192 9265 1411 Gippsland Lakes Community 18 Jemmeson Street LAKES 3904 5155 8300 Health ENTRANCE KEMPSTER Peter Dr Monash Neurology 246 Clayton Rd CLAYTON 3168 9594 2240 [email protected] KOTSCHET Kate Dr St Vincent's Hospital Level 5, 35 Victoria Pde FITZROY 3065 9288 3045 Private Rooms Suite 8, Level 6, 55 Victoria FITZROY 3065 9419 1007 Pde Hooi Wai Dr Northern Hospital Cooper Street Epping 8405 8335 [email protected] Foong LEE Will Dr Wantirna Health 251 Mountain Hwy WANTIRNA 3152 9955 1229 Neurology Network Knox Private Hospital WANTIRNA 3152 9500 8366 [email protected] Melbourne Suite 2.02, Level 2, 116-118 BOX HILL 3128 9500 8366 Thames Street (also consults Alfred Hospital Movement 55 Commercial Rd PRAHRAN 3181 9076 3795 in Cantonese) Disorders Clinic Box Hill Hospital Box Hill Hospital Box Hill 3128 9895 4852 Fax: 98954852 Movement Disorder Clinic 8 Arnold Street PEPPARD Richard Dr Private rooms 14 Hawthorn Glen HAWTHORN 3122 9818 1108 (address for correspondence only ) Suite 45, L 4, 141 Grey St E. MELBOURNE 9818 1108 TRARALGON ROSEBUD KNOX MILDURA BAIRNSDALE RAGHAV Sanjay Dr Monash Neurology 246 Clayton Rd CLAYTON 3168 9594 2240 95946241 Dandenong Neurology 136 David Street DANDENONG 3175 9791 1599 Monash Medical Centre 246 Clayton Road CLAYTON 3168 9594 6666 SUNG Simon Dr Northwest Melb Medical 47 Milleara Rd EAST KEILOR 3033 9331 7297 Specialists Updated January 2020 Royal Melbourne Hospital Grattan Street PARKVILLE 3050 9342 7539 [email protected] SOH Derrik Dr Alfred Hospital 55 Commercial Rd PRAHRAN 3181 9076 3795 Movement Disorder Clinic Neurology Network Level 1, Suite 3, 517 St Kilda MELBOURNE 3004 9500 8366 [email protected] Melbourne Rd & 116-118 Thames St. BOX HILL 3128 9500 8366 TAN Swee Dr Prime Neurology Suite 2, 990 Toorak Rd, CAMBERWELL 3124 9889-9225 [email protected] Peninsula Private Hospital 525 McClelland Drive FRANKSTON 3199 9788 0000 THEVATHASAN Wesley Dr Surgical consulting and Level 1 / 183 Wattletree Rd MALVERN 3144 9079 1880 FAX 9508 6110 movement precinct St Vincent's Hospital Level 5, 35 Victoria Pde FITZROY 3065 9288 3045 THYAGARAJAN Dominic Prof Monash Neurology 246 Clayton Rd CLAYTON 3168 9594 2240 Alfred Hospital Movement Commercial Rd PRAHRAN 3181 9076 3795 Disorders Clinic Alfred Hospital Private Suites Commercial Rd PRAHRAN 3181 9076 3795 WHITE Owen Dr Cabrini Medical Centre Suite 53, 183 Wattletree Rd MALVERN 3144 9576 0022 neuro-ophthalmologist WIJERATNE Tissa Ass. Western Hospital - Neurology Gordon St FOOTSCRAY 3011 8345 6666 Prof Clinic WIJERATNE Tissa Ass. North West Melbourne 47 Milleara Rd EAST KEILOR 3033 9331 7297 Prof Medical Specialists XU San San Dr Austin Hospital 145 Studley Rd HEIDELBERG 3084 9496 2845 Parkinson's Geriatricians BHATTACHARYA Arup Dr Goulburn Valley Health Graham St SHEPPARTON 3630 5832 2322 BOON SUNG Chee Dr Kingston Centre, Monash Health Warrigal Road CHELTENHAM 3192 9265 1411 CASSANO Anne-Marie Dr Elsternwick Rehabilitation Service 494 Glen Huntly Rd ELSTERNWICK 3185 9 508 5200 General Neurologists AYYAPPAN Sujith Dr Barwon Neurology, Geelong Hospital L2, Kardinia House, Bellerine St GEELONG 3220 4215 0710 BATCHELOR Peter Dr Barwon Neurology, Geelong Hospital L2, Kardinia House, Bellerine St GEELONG 3220 4215 0710 BERKOVIC Sam Prof Private Rooms 249 Waterdale Rd IVANHOE NORTH 3079 9499 5255 BLADIN Chris Prof Neurology Network Melbourne Level 1, Suite 3, 517 St Kilda Rd MELBOURNE 3004 9500 8366 BROODER Ron Dr Albury Wodonga Neurology Suite 2, 2 Ramsay Pl ALBURY 2640 02 6041 2022 BUTLER Ernest Assoc Prof Monash Medical Centre 246 Clayton Rd CLAYTON 3168 9594 2240 Updated January 2020 Frankston Neurology 49 Cranbourne Rd FRANKSTON 3199 8726 0312 CHAMBERS Brian Prof Diamond Valley Specialist Centre 17 Grimshaw St GREENSBOROUGH 3088 9435 2266 Heidelberg Neurology Suite 4.1, 10 Martin St HEIDELBERG 3084 9450 8400 CHER Lawrenc Dr Waterdale Medical Centre 249 Waterdale Rd IVANHOE NORTH 3079 9499 8299 e CLISSOLD Ben Dr Geelong Hospital/Barwon Health Bellerine St GEELONG 3220 5226 7950 Cabrini Medical Centre 183 Wattletree Road MALVERN 3144 9500 9389 Monash Medical Centre 246 Clayton Road CLAYTON 3168 9594 2240 COLLINS Steven Prof Private Rooms 58 Booth St GOLDEN SQUARE 3550 5441 2322 St. Vincent’s Private Hospital 59 Victoria Parade, 3065 FITZROY 3065 9411 7111 DAY Tim Assoc Prof Cabrini Medical Centre 183 Wattletree Rd MALVERN 3144 9508 1222 Melbourne Neurology Group 55 Flemington Rd NORTH MELB. 3051 9329 0007 FRAYNE Judith Dr Cabrini Medical Centre 183 Wattletree Rd MALVERN 3144 9500 9389 FREILICH Ronnie Dr Cabrini Medical Centre 183 Wattletree Rd MALVERN 3144 9508 1222 FRENCH Ann Dr Precision Brain, Spine & Pain Centre 115 Cotham Rd KEW 3101 8862 0000 FRENCH Chris Dr Comprehensive Neurological Care Victoria 161 Keilor Road ESSENDON 3040 9379 4545 GERRATY Richard Dr Epworth Suite 8.5, 32 Erin St RICHMOND 3121 9428 8440 GILLIGAN Amanda Dr Austin Hospital 145 Studley Road HEIDELBERG 3084 9496 5000 Neurology Network Melbourne 2.02, 116-118 Thames St BOX HILL 3128 9500 8366 GONZALES Graeme Dr Consulting Suites Suite 413, L4, 100 Victoria Pde E. MELBOURNE 3065 9650 2293 Bendigo BENDIGO 9650 2293 Ringwood Private hospital RINGWOOD 8804 4050 GORAI Debo Dr Synapse Neurology L3, Suite 302/12 Ormond Blvd BUNDOORA 3083 8582 6945 Wyndham Private Consulting Suites 242 Hoppers Lane WERRIBEE 3030 9908 2998 HAND Peter Assoc Prof Melbourne Neurology Group 55 Flemington Rd NORTH MELB. 3051 9329 0007 HUNT Hilary Dr Epworth Richmond Suite 1, Level 8, 32 Erin St RICHMOND 3212 9429 3744 INFELD Bernard Dr Epworth Suite 5.4, Erin St RICHMOND 3121 9428 5476 JOUBERT Jacques Prof Precision Brain, Spine & Pain Centre 115 Cotham Rd KEW 3101 8862 0000 Wyndham Private Consulting Suites 242 Hoppers Lane WERRIBEE 3030 9908 2998 KIERS Lynette Assoc Prof Brighton Spinal Group 441 Bay Street BRIGHTON 3186 9596 7211 LEE Yong Dr Dandenong Neurology 136 David Street DANDENONG 3175 9791 1599 Chern LO Kar Yan Dr North West Melbourne Medical 47 Milleara Rd EAST KEILOR 3033 9331 7297 Specialists LYNN Nyan Dr Comprehensive Neurological Care Victoria 161 Keilor Road ESSENDON 3040 9379 4545 Hamilton Medical Group 20 Foster Street HAMILTON 9331 1635 MACDONELL Richard Dr Austin Hospital 145 Studley Rd HEIDELBERG 3084 9496 5529 Waterdale Medical Centre 249 Waterdale Rd IVANHOE NORTH 3079 9499 8299 Updated January 2020 MAKANAHALLI Rohitha Dr Barwon Neurology, Geelong Hospital L2, Kardinia House, Bellerine St GEELONG 3220 4215 0710 MALHOTRA Abishek Dr Barwon Neurology, Geelong Hospital L2, Kardinia House, Bellerine St GEELONG 3220 4215 0710 MARRIOTT Mark Dr Melbourne Neurology Group 55 Flemington Rd NORTH MELB. 3051 9329
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