Dr John McAuley

Dr. McAuley is a Consultant Neurologist at Queens Hospital, Romford and King George Hospital, Redbridge, and holds an Honorary Senior Lecturer post at Queen Mary University of London. He sees private patients at Holly Hospital, Buckhurst Hill and at Spire London East Hospital, Roding. After qualifying in 1989 at Cambridge University and working on a Medical Rotation at Manchester Royal Infirmary, he undertook specialist training in Neurology on the North Thames Rotation and at the National Hospital, Queen Square, where in 1996 he was awarded the Ralph Noble Prize for his MD thesis on the rhythmic nature of central motor control and its derangement in neurological disease. He took up his Consultant Post in 2001 and was subsequently elected FRCP in 2004. Dr McAuley's specialist interests are in Parkinson’s disease, tremor and other movement disorders, linking dizziness with headache and tinnitus, and in therapeutic neurostimulation for movement disorders, chronic pain and epilepsy. In his NHS post, he is Chair of the Trust's Drugs and Therapeutics Committee. He has also continued his academic interests, running an electrophysiological research laboratory where he investigates motor control and the pathophysiology of movement disorders and he has published papers in peer reviewed journals that have attracted well over 1000 citations from other authors.

Dizziness and vertigo Headache and migraine Parkinson's disease Stroke Tremor and other movement disorders