3 Best Neurosurgeons in Canberra

“Dr Justin Pik obtained his medical degree from the University of Sydney. He completed his neurosurgical training programme early in his career, undertaking accredited training in various hospitals across Australia, New Zealand, and Canada. He completed his Fellowship with the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons in 2000 and pursued advanced training in complex spine surgery at Toronto Western Hospital in Canada in 2001. He has a special interest in degenerative spinal disorders, complex spinal surgery, brain and spine tumours, carpal tunnel and peripheral nerve disorders. Dr Pik performs brain surgeries using image guidance technology and microsurgical techniques to minimise the invasiveness of the surgical procedure. He is committed to providing high-quality neurosurgical services to meet the patient's needs. Dr Pik consults in Canberra and performs all surgeries at the National Capital Private Hospital in Canberra.”

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“Dr Michael Ow-Yang completed his undergraduate medical degree at the University of New South Wales. He earned a Bachelor of Medical Science and a Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery degree with First Class Honors. Dr Michael Ow-Yang did his internship and resident medical officer training at The Prince of Wales Hospital in Randwick. He completed the Australasian Neurosurgical training programme and became a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons in 2011. He moved to the United Kingdom for additional fellowship training in spine surgery at Frenchay Hospital in Bristol. Dr Michael Ow-Yang has a particular interest in the minimally invasive treatment of degenerative spinal disorders, spine tumours, fractures, and brain tumour surgery. He aims to provide a holistic approach to pain management, offering the most effective yet least invasive treatments to alleviate pain and improve patient outcomes. He consults in Canberra and Wagga Wagga.”

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“Associate Professor John Fuller graduated from the University of New South Wales. He completed his neurosurgical training in Sydney at the Prince of Wales, Sydney Children's, and Prince Alfred Hospitals. He has been practising in Canberra since obtaining his RACS Fellowship in Neurosurgery in 1996, managing all aspects of cerebral, spinal, and peripheral nerve surgery. He has a particular interest in neuro-oncology and spinal surgery and is the lead neurosurgical specialist for the Gamma Knife Program at Macquarie University Hospital. He is a member of the Neurosurgical Society of Australasia and a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons. His commitment is to utilise the latest technologies and neurosurgical skills to deliver a high-quality service for his patients. Associate Professor Fuller also holds clinics in Sydney and Coffs Harbour.”

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