3 Best Neurologists in Central Coast

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'Associate Professor Jonathan Sturm' earned his degree from the University of Otago, NZ, in 1992 and completed neurology training at the Austin and Repatriation Medical Centre in Melbourne. Additionally, he obtained a PhD in stroke epidemiology from the University of Melbourne in 2002. With a focus on Stroke, Vestibular disorders, Cognitive impairment, and dementias, Dr. Jonathan addresses a wide range of neurological problems in his practice. As a consultant neurologist at Gosford and Wyong Hospitals on the NSW Central Coast and a Conjoint Associate Professor in the Department of Medicine at the University of Newcastle, 'Associate Professor Jonathan Sturm' has a strong academic background. He has authored over 90 medical journal papers and is actively involved in academic studies and clinical trials, particularly in the fields of cognitive impairment, stroke, Alzheimer’s, and Parkinson’s diseases. His practice is based at Central Coast Neurosciences, conveniently located in the new Mingara Health Building.

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Dr. Elizabeth Reyneke, a distinguished neurologist in Erina, New South Wales, graduated from Stellenbosch University, South Africa, in 1982. As a fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians, she possesses a keen interest in addressing chronic headaches and migraines. Known for her extensive knowledge, Dr. Elizabeth Reyneke excels in explaining medical complexities in a comprehensible manner. With remarkable personal skills, Dr. Elizabeth Reyneke dedicates time to thoroughly discuss patients' conditions, ensuring a clear understanding. Her sincere interest in patient well-being is evident in her commitment to prompt recovery. Dr. Elizabeth Reyneke consistently strives to provide an optimal patient experience throughout their treatments. Additionally, she is proficient in African Languages.

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Associate Professor Denis Crimmins completed his Bachelor of Medicine / Bachelor of Surgery at the University of Sydney, Australia, in 1982. A Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians, he has contributed over 30 years of expertise as a neurologist on the Central Coast. Serving as the founding neurologist and Head of the Department at Gosford Hospital, he held the position of Chairman of NSW Stroke Service for an extended period. Currently, he serves as a co-director of Central Coast Neurosciences Research. With a wealth of experience in both private practice and public hospitals, Associate Professor Denis Crimmins practices at Gosford and Wyong Public Hospitals, as well as Gosford Private and Brisbane Waters Hospitals. His affiliation with Central Coast Neurosciences ensures the delivery of comprehensive neurology, neurosurgical, geriatric, neuro geriatric, and neurophysiology services. The practitioners at Central Coast Neurosciences also maintain connections with Westmead, RNSH, and Concord public hospitals, along with North Shore Private Hospital.