Dr Jessica Qiu

BSc(Med)Hons MD FRACP

Neurologist

About

Dr Qiu is a neurologist in Sydney, Australia with a special interest in movement disorders.She graduated with distinction from the University of New South Wales and completed neurology training at Royal Prince Alfred, Concord and Westmead Hospital. Dr Qiu has completed subspecialty fellowships in Movement Disorders as well as Neuroimmunology.She is part of the Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) team at the SAN and Westmead. She regularly collaborates with paediatric neurologists and geneticists to discuss cases at multidisciplinary meetings. She also manages a broad range of general neurological conditions as a staff specialist at Concord Hospital.Dr Qiu's research has been published in well-regarded journals including the Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery and Psychiatry, the European Journal of Neurology and Movement Disorders Clinical Practice. She regularly teaches medical registrars.She is a member of the Movement Disorder Society of Australia and New Zealand, the International Parkinson and Movement Disorder Society, and the Australian and New Zealand Association of Neurologists.

services

Dr Qiu provides both general and subspecialty neurological care. Subspecialty services include the management of

For Parkinson's disease, Dr. Qiu is able to manage all device-assisted therapies.For the management of cervical and focal dystonia, Dr Qiu utilises EMG and ultrasound guidance for accurate targeting.General neurological conditions include stroke, multiple sclerosis, headache, myasthenia gravis, peripheral neuropathy and epilepsy. If your neurological condition is deemed to require subspecialty care, Dr Qiu will be able to refer you to an appropriate subspecialist.

After an initial face-to-face consultation, Telehealth consultations are available for ongoing management, particularly for patients in regional or remote areas of NSW and ACT.

Locations

The SAN Clinic - Wahroonga

Northern Neuroscience
Suite 504, The SAN Clinic
185 Fox Valley Road
Wahroonga NSW 2076Ph: 02 7228 8333
Fax: 02 7228 8339
Healthlink: nthneurs
Email: [email protected]
Website: Northern Neuroscience

Westmead Private

Specialist Services
Suite 3, Westmead Private Hospital
Cnr Mons and Darcy Rds
Westmead NSW 2145
Healthlink: specserv
Ph: 02 8850 8100
Fax: 02 9687 0922

Concord

Dr Qiu also consults at the public hospital neurology service atNeurosciences Department
Multi Building (Building 5)
Concord Hospital
Hospital Road
Concord NSW 2139
Phone: 02 9767 6416 or 02 9767 5623
Fax: 02 9767 7807
Email: [email protected]For the Concord Parkinson’s Disease multidisciplinary clinic (Wednesdays), please note this clinic is located separately.Parkinson’s Disease Clinic
Rusty Priest Building - Lower Ground
Building 60, Concord Hospital NSW 2139
Email: [email protected]
Ph: (02) 9767 7917
Fax: (02) 9767 7289

Nepean - Penrith

(Until June 2026)
Nepean Public Hospital
Outpatients Clinic
Building C, West Block, Level 1
Ph: 02 4734 2352
Fax: 02 4734 2963

Resources

Parkinson's Disease
Parkinson's NSW - for information and support including assistance in applying to the NDISEmergency contacts - contact numbers for troubleshooting device-assisted therapies in Parkinson's diseaseDeep Brain Stimulation - an introduction to who might benefit from DBS in Parkinson's diseaseDystonia
Dystonia Australia - for information, support and research on dystoniaHeadache
Headache Australia - for information, support and research on headaches including migraineOther
Genomic testing - what's involved, what to expect and how it might affect you

Referral pathways

Dr Qiu accepts new patients with a GP or specialist referral at the following locations

Sydney Adventist Hospital, Wahroonga
E-referral OR
Email: [email protected]
Fax: 02 7228 8339Westmead Private Hospital, Westmead
E-referral OR
Fax: 02 9687 0922Concord Hospital - Movement Disorders & Parkinson's Disease
Ph: 1300 722 276
Email: [email protected]
Fax: 02 9767 7026Concord Hospital - General neurology / injectables
E-referrals preferred
Email: [email protected]Please note there may be a longer waitlist at the public hospital clinics