Fellowship-trained neurologists and dedicated support staff committed to delivering expert, personalised neurological care.
Moksh is an neurologist with expertise and special interest in seeing patients with seizure disorders.
He completed his neurology training at the Austin and St Vincent's hospitals, and then completed a clinical epilepsy fellowship at the Austin Hospital. He works as a consultant neurologist at Eastern and Northern Health. He specialises in the assessment and management of patients who have a suspected or confirmed first seizure, as well as those diagnosed with epilepsy or seizure disorders. He speaks fluent English, Hindi and Punjabi and basic Urdu.
Gabrielle is an neurologist and neurologist with a wide range of expertise.
She is a neurologist with expertise in managing patients with seizures and epilepsy, as well as special interests in stroke and headache medicine. Dr Tse obtained her medical degree (MBBS/BMedSci) from the University of Melbourne in 2009, and completed her neurology specialist training at Eastern Health and Alfred Health. She then further pursued her subspecialty interest in epilepsy and undertook a two-year clinical epilepsy fellowship at Austin Health. She serves as a consultant neurologist at several hospitals including Eastern Health, Austin Health, Alfred Health and Northern Health. She is fluent in English and Cantonese, and also speaks Mandarin.
Alex is a neurologist and neurologist who consults on patients with suspected or confirmed seizure disorders.
He became a fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians in 2017, holds public positions in several Melbourne hospitals, and has completed a PhD in epilepsy through the Florey Institute of Neuroscience & Mental Health. Dr Bryson has completed a fellowship in epilepsy, pursued post-doctoral research in New York, and maintains an active involvement in both scientific and clinical research.
Michelle is a neurologist and neurologist who consults on patients with suspected or confirmed seizure disorders.
She completed her neurology training at Northern Health and Eastern Health and became a fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians in 2022. She completed a two-year epilepsy fellowship at the Bladin-Berkovic Comprehensive Epilepsy Centre, Austin Health.
In addition to clinical work, Michelle is passionate about teaching and clinical research. She is currently a tutor with the University of Melbourne and is completing her PhD through the University of Melbourne, focussing on unravelling the aetiologies of epilepsy using twin studies. Michelle currently holds appointments at Eastern Health and Austin Health.
Suyi is a neurologist and neurologist who has special interest in seeing patients with seizure disorders.
Suyi completed her neurology specialist training at Royal Melbourne Hospital and Monash Health. She undertook a one-year fellowship in cognitive neurology at Eastern Health, before also completing a three-year epilepsy fellowship at the Bladin-Berkovic Comprehensive Epilepsy Programme, Austin Health. She completed a PhD through the University of Melbourne, which focussed on using brain imaging and machine learning to improve seizure outcome prediction after a patient experiences their first seizure.
Suyi currently serves as a consultant neurologist at Eastern Health and Austin Health. She has expertise in seeing patients with a range of neurological disorders.
Thilini has over 10 years of experience as a neuroscience technician and in healthcare including hospital-based clinical roles through to leadership positions in medical technology. She has a people-first, solutions-focused approach and enjoys working in collaborative environments that value continuous improvement and positive outcomes. She is an integral member of the team, bringing a wealth of experience in delivering a patient-focused clinical EEG service including ambulatory home video-EEG recording.
Kylah is an experienced Medical Secretary and Administrator with a passion for customer service in the medical sector. Prior to Epilepsy Network Australia she had worked in several medical specialist teams as well as hospital settings. When she is not working she can be found going for long morning walks with her family and friends, with a coffee in hand!
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