Dr Caroline Airey

Neurophysiology, movement disorders, neurological issues in pregnancy

Dr Airey graduated from the University of Tasmania in 2004. She completed advanced training in neurology at the Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital and the Princess Alexandra Hospital, undertaking a movement disorder fellowship with Dr Richard Boyle.

Dr Airey has worked as a general neurologist at the Princess Alexandra Hospital since 2013, as well as in private practice. She established an MS Clinic and a Botulinum toxin Headache Clinic at the Princess Alexandra Hospital. She also has an interest in neurophysiology, especially with regards to neuropathy and orthopaedic cases. An emerging interest is in women's neurology, including management of neurological issues during pregnancy. She is a current PhD candidate at UQ in the area of Motor Neuron Disease research.

Dr Airey practices at Mater Neurosciences Centre.

• Mater Hospital Brisbane
• Mater Private Hospital Brisbane