Sydney Neurosurgeon Brian Kenneth Owler is a prominent figure in the medical community. He was elected president of the Australian Medical Association in May 2014. Prior to his election as president of the AMA, Dr. Owler served as president of the Australian Association of Neurological Surgeons. He has served as a neurosurgeon since 1988 and has received numerous awards and honors for his achievements.
Dr Timothy Steel
Dr Timothy Steel is one of Australia's leading neurosurgeons. Since 1998, he has performed nearly 10,000 successful surgeries. In recognition of his contributions to the medical profession, he has established a scholarship program, worth AUD $4000. The scholarship is open to medical students in Australia.
The defence team says Dr Steel is innocent and denies any wrongdoing. The defence lawyer, Paul McGirr, said Dr Steel was attacked in bed by his wife, believing him to be unfaithful. Police played footage of the incident at the trial. Dr Steel allegedly punched her and kicked her, pulled out her hair extensions and was drunk at the time.
Dr Raoul Pope
Dr Raoul Pope is a New Zealand-born neurosurgeon with a specialization in spinal disorders. He obtained his medical degree from the University of Otago in New Zealand and completed his neurosurgical training in Sydney. He is a fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons and a member of the Neurosurgical Society of Australasia. Additionally, he is a member of the Australian Medical Association.
Dr Pope is a board-certified neurosurgeon and currently practices in North Sydney and Burwood, NSW. He specializes in minimally invasive techniques and has a special interest in spinal tumours.
Dr Dr Winder
Dr Winder is one of the most respected neurosurgeons in Sydney. He has been in practice for 21 years and has spent much of that time at the forefront of neurosurgical treatment. He has established an international reputation for the excellence of his work in spinal surgery and has trained at some of the best hospitals in Australia and the United States.
Dr Winder is a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons and the Neuro Surgical Society. Before becoming a neurosurgeon, he was a physiotherapist at the University of Sydney, specializing in sports bio mechanics. He toured with several Australian sports teams, as well as being part of the Australian Olympic Medical Team. He has been involved with the Australian Olympians Club for over twenty years, and was part of the Atlanta Olympic Games in 1996.
Dr Dr Richard Parkinson
Dr Richard Parkinson is a highly regarded neurosurgeon who has been in practice for 18 years. He has built a strong reputation for conservative neurosurgical techniques, including minimally invasive spinal approaches. Dr Parkinson has completed fellowship training in neurointerventional surgery and has routinely performed percutaneous spinal fusion surgeries.
Dr Richard Parkinson is a Neurosurgeon who practices in the Darlinghurst district of Sydney. He specialises in treating lumbar and cervical spine disorders, disc protrusions, and sports injuries. His clinic offers a variety of services, including the treatment of neurological disorders.
Dr Dianne Khurana
CNS Neurosurgery is a private, multistate practice that covers the entire field of neurological surgery. Services include medical consultation, surgical procedures, perioperative care, and medicolegal/IME expertise. CNS Neurosurgery services patients throughout Australia. The team also offers Skype/telehealth services to provide remote patient care and consult with other doctors. Google Reviews reflect the practice's dedication to excellence.
Dr. Khurana is a member of the American Association of Neurological Surgeons. She is a renowned leader in neurological surgery. The practice is recognized as a leading multistate practice, with services ranging from medical consulting to surgery, perioperative care, and medicolegal-IME expertise. Patients consult with her throughout Australia, and Google Reviews reflect her dedication to her practice.
Dr Dr Michael Biggs
Dr Michael Biggs, a Sydney neurosurgeon, has been involved with brain tumour research and the development of new surgical techniques. He has been a consultant neurosurgeon at Sydney's Royal North Shore Hospital since 1993. He later founded the Neurosurgical Unit at North Shore Private Hospital, where he served as the first Head of Department until April 2015. Dr Biggs continues to pursue research and publication in international journals.
In addition to his clinical role as a neurosurgeon, Dr Michael Biggs also served as chair of the hospital's Medical Advisory Committee, founded the Patient Care Review Committee and was a director of the Neurosurgical Society of Australia. He also co-founded a charity called The Brain Cancer Group, raising over $15 million for patient support and research. During his time in the field, he also completed his MBA online at La Trobe University.