3 Best Neurologists in Wollongong

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A/Prof John Carmody MB BCh FRCPI FRACP PhD is a consultant neurologist working in Wollongong since 2009. He undertook his neurology training in Dublin and Sydney. His PhD was completed at UOW under the supervision of Prof Don Iverson and A/Prof Victoria Traynor in 2015. He is a member of the Australian and New Zealand Association of Neurologists (ANZAN), he has published a number of medical journal articles, contributed to a medical textbook, and has served as a reviewer for several medical journals. He completed 3 years as a member of the local UOW-ISLHD medical research ethics committee and 3 years at the RACP Research Foundation reviewing nationally competitive grant applications. Formerly head of the neurology department at Wollongong Public Hospital, he was awarded consultant of the year by junior hospital doctors on 3 separate occasions. A/Prof Carmody has served as both a local and national examiner for the RACP. Dr Carmody is responsible for supervising local and elective (overseas) medical students.

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Dr. Rob McGrath is one of the leading neurologists in Wollongong who graduated from the University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa, in 1991. He did Fellowship at the Royal Australasian College of Physicians. He is a general neurologist with interest in stroke and neuromuscular disease. He is effectively involved in diagnosing and treating neurological conditions and electrophysiological tests. He provides first-class treatment for multiple sclerosis, motor neuron disease, and stokes disorders. Dr. Rob has a particular interest in the management of multiple sclerosis and botox treatment for neurological conditions. Patients can make a convenient appointment with Dr. Rob McGrath. He is bilingual who can speak African and English.

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Dr. Shoaib Dal, a skilled neurology practitioner at Wollongong Private Hospital, completed his medical education in 2004. Possessing an AMC Certificate from the Australian Medical Council, he earned Fellowship at the Royal Australasian College of Physicians, specializing in various advanced device-assisted therapies for Parkinson’s disease, such as deep brain stimulation, Duodopa infusion, and apomorphine. Dr. Shoaib addresses a wide range of neurology problems with a particular focus on Parkinson's disease, stroke, and headaches. Fluent in English, Hindi, and Gujarati, he offers inpatient consultations at Wollongong Private Hospital, known for its integrated medical, surgical, and allied health clinic with onsite diagnostic investigations.