3 Best Neurologists in Melbourne

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Dr. Swee Teng Tan, a neurologist at Prime Neurology in Camberwell, brings extensive clinical experience gained both in Australia and abroad. Graduating with Honours from the University of Melbourne in 1997, he earned his Fellowship in Neurology from the Royal Australasian College of Physicians in 2004. Dr. Swee Teng Tan has a keen focus on Parkinson’s disease, headache disorders, various movement disorders, and cognitive neurology. Renowned for his detailed, meticulous, and logical approach to clinical assessments, he excels in unraveling complex symptoms to formulate accurate diagnoses and treatment plans. Dr. Swee Teng Tan is committed to providing compassionate and respectful care to every patient, emphasizing thorough communication with both patients and fellow physicians. He is an active member of the Australian and New Zealand Headache Society and the Australian and New Zealand Association of Neurologists (ANZAN). Fluent in Cantonese, Mandarin, and Malay, Dr. Swee Teng Tan ensures effective communication with diverse patient backgrounds.

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Dr. Raju Yerra, a neurologist, graduated from Kakatiya University, India, in 1988. Specializing in Epilepsy, he welcomes patients with diverse neurological disorders. Dr. Raju Yerra is dedicated to clinical neurology and has amassed extensive experience managing common neurological conditions such as headaches, multiple sclerosis, and Parkinson’s disease. As the director of Comprehensive Neurological Care Victoria, he also practices at Royal Melbourne Hospital and holds private appointments at John Fawkner Hospital, Melbourne Private Hospital, and Brunswick Private Hospital. Proficient in Urdu, Telugu, and Hindi, Dr. Raju Yerra ensures effective communication with a diverse patient base. Comprehensive Neurological Care Victoria is a prominent provider of adult neurological care in a private setting, emphasizing quality healthcare with a patient-centered approach.

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Dr. Mark Marriott graduated from Monash University in 1994, undertook further training, and became a specialist in neurology in 2002. He is an honorary lecturer in medicine at Monash University and an honorary fellow at the Howard Florey Institute/Centre for Neuroscience at the University of Melbourne. Dr. Marriott's interests include the treatment of Multiple Sclerosis and General Neurology, and the results of his research have been published in medical journals and presented at many scientific meetings. He has ongoing research interests in MS genetics and new therapies for MS and MRI imaging. He performed research into Multiple Sclerosis at the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute for Medical Research and the Howard Florey Institute, leading to the completion of a thesis for the higher degree of Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) at the University of Melbourne. Since 2002, he has worked as a consultant neurologist at the Royal Melbourne and Box Hill Hospitals.