3 Best Pain Management Doctors in Launceston

“Dr Symon McCallum studied medicine at the University of Manchester in the United Kingdom. Dr Symon finished his anaesthetic training at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital. He completed a Fellowship from the Faculty of Pain Medicine at The Professor Tess Cramond Multidisciplinary Pain Centre, where he gained expertise in interventional chronic pain procedures. Dr. McCallum’s primary areas of focus are supporting patients with chronic pain and optimizing the benefits of their medications. He is also actively involved in spinal cord stimulator research to ensure his patients receive the most up-to-date care.”

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“Dr Shankar Ramaswamy completed his medical doctorate in anesthesia as a medal scholar from the Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER) in Chandigarh. He was a five-star rated UK-based specialist with substantive appointments at St Bartholomew’s and Royal London Hospital (public sector) and at leading private hospitals in the prestigious Harley Street and London Bridge areas in Central London and East London. Dr. Shankar has held leadership and academic roles in Pain Management and Anaesthesia, with active involvement in research and both undergraduate and postgraduate education. He has numerous publications, including original research articles, review articles, and chapters in prominent textbooks. Dr. Shankar has also delivered several lectures at national and international conferences.”

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“Dr James Wilson works with Precision Brain Spine and Pain as a Specialist in Pain Medicine. He studied biochemistry before medicine, specialising in molecular neurobiology. Dr Wilson then trained at the prestigious Guys & St Thomas’ Medical School in the UK, where he was awarded the silver medal. After completing his training, Dr. Wilson spent many years working in the UK as a consultant in both the private and public sectors, assisting patients with acute, chronic, and cancer pain issues. Dr. Wilson worked at several large multi-disciplinary pain centers, including Kings College Hospital, where he learned a wide range of interventional techniques.”

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