Dr Anthony Chau is an Australian neurosurgeon with an interest in general cranial neurosurgery and minimally invasive spine surgery. His training included several years in Sydney, Canberra, Adelaide and Perth. After graduating from the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons neurosurgical training program in 2021, he completed a fellowship in minimally invasive spine surgery at the
Dr Amelia Jardim is a specialist Neurosurgeon with experience in both adult and paediatric surgery. Dr Jardim is a fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons, a member of the Neurosurgical Society of Australasia and the Australian Paediatric Society. Dr Jardim is committed to a philosophy of collaboration between patient and surgeon to achieve
Dr Jason McMillen is an Australian trained neurosurgeon with a longstanding commitment to providing quality health care to Queensland. He graduated from medical school in Queensland, and undertook specialty neurosurgery training in hospitals around Australia, including Adelaide, Townsville, Melbourne and Brisbane. He completed research into minimally invasive spinal techniques during this period. He was awarded
Dr Antonio Tsahtsarlis completed his neurosurgery training in Australia after receiving an Honours degree from the University of Sydney. Tony then undertook further subspecialty training in complex spine surgery at the Foothills Hospital in Calgary, Canada. He is currently the Director of Neurosurgery at both the Princess Alexandra Hospital and Mater Private Hospital Brisbane as part
Dr Jason Papacostas trained in neurosurgery in Australia. He undertook further subspecialty training in paediatric neurosurgery in Brisbane, before travelling to North America and undertaking fellowships in epilepsy surgery and endoscopic skull base surgery at Foothills Hospital, Canada. Dr Papacostas’ special interest areas include minimally invasive skull base surgery, awake cranial neurosurgery and epilepsy surgery.
Dr Damian Amato trained in neurosurgery in Australia. His training also included research into traumatic brain injury at the University of Adelaide for which he earned a Master of Surgery degree. He then undertook further subspecialty training in the United Kingdom. This consisted of fellowships in skull base neurosurgery and minimally invasive spine surgery at
Dr Martin Wood trained in neurosurgery in Australia before travelling to undertake further subspecialty training in Europe. This consisted of fellowships in skull base neurosurgery in Cambridge, United Kingdom and paediatric neurosurgery in Paris. He is a consultant neurosurgeon at Queensland Children’s Hospital, Mater Children’s Private Brisbane and Mater Private Hospital Brisbane as part of the Mater Centre for Neuroscience. Dr
Dr Robert Campbell trained in neurosurgery in Australia and New Zealand before undertaking further subspecialty training in paediatric and craniofacial neurosurgery at the Alder Hey Hospital in Liverpool, United Kingdom. Dr Campbell has over two decades of experience and during this time has championed the idea of patient-centred management, muti-specialist centres of excellence and neurosurgical
