Dr Simon Rowe is a neurologist and researcher with special interest in the areas of neurogenetics, Parkinson’s disease and neurodegeneration.

He completed his medical degree at the University of Sydney and was the Nicholas Blair Fellow in Movement Disorders at the Kolling Institute in Sydney while completing his neurology subspecialty training.

His work focuses on the integrated care of people with Parkinson’s disease, from diagnostics through to pharmacologic and non-pharmacologic treatments that focus on patient quality of life and independence.

Prizes and awards

• Nicholas Blair Fellowship in Movement disorders
• Harry J Clayton Memorial Prize for Medicine and Clinical Medicine (University of Sydney)
• Professor C R B Blackburn Prize for Medicine (Royal Prince Alfred Hospital)
• George Allan Prize

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