3 Best Neurologists in Bowral

“ Dr Mehdi Van Den Bos graduated from the University of Western Australia in 2004. He completed his fellowship at the Royal Australasian College of Physicians in 2015. He is trained as a brain specialist. He specialises in treating Parkinson's disease and all aspects of general neurology. The doctor also offers treatment for speech disorders and muscular dystrophy. He is an expert in managing all neurological conditions. Dr Meh Van Den Bos is regulated by Australia's health practitioners in partnership with the National Boards. He easily interacts with patients and employs advanced techniques to achieve better results. You can book an appointment with Dr Mehdi Van Den Bos by calling him.”

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“Dr Angela Dos Santos graduated from Western Sydney University with a degree in medicine in 2011. She completed her internal medicine and neurology training in Sydney in 2018, followed by additional specialty training in stroke, earning a fellowship at the Royal Melbourne Hospital in 2019. She works as a neurologist and stroke physician at Royal Melbourne Hospital and Campbelltown Hospital. Dr Dos Santos also serves as a stroke neurologist for the Victorian Stroke Telehealth Network and conducts outreach neurology clinics in Alice Springs, Darwin, and Moree. Additionally, she is a Scientia Fellow with the University of New South Wales and serves as a Senior Clinical Research Fellow for the Australian Stroke Alliance. Dr Dos Santos completed her PhD at the University of Melbourne, focusing on stroke in First Nations people.”

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“Dr Joel Maamary is a neurologist and PhD candidate at St Vincent’s Hospital in Sydney. He earned a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery with first-class honours and received the University Medal from the University of Notre Dame Australia. Dr Maamary completed his neurology training at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital and St Vincent’s Hospital in Sydney. He then undertook a two-year fellowship in movement disorders under Associate Professor Stephen Tisch at St Vincent’s Hospital. He holds clinical and research positions across the St Vincent’s campus and is an Adjunct Clinical Associate Lecturer at the University of Notre Dame Australia, Sydney Campus. Dr Maamary has received multiple scholarships and research grants and is currently completing a PhD focused on using MRI-guided ultrasound thalamotomy for individuals with focal hand dystonia.”

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