Jeremy Frank Hallpike

Background

Hallpike, Jeremy Frank was born on May 12, 1936 in London. Son of Charles Skinner and Barbara Lee (Anderson) Hallpike. arrived in Australia, 1976.

Education

Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Science, U. London, London, 1961; Doctor of Medicine, U. London, 1971.

Career

House physician, Guy's Hospital, London, 1961; senior house officer, Guy's Hospital, Hammersmith Hospital, National Hospital, Brompton Hospital, London, 1962-1963; resident medical officer, National Hospital, London, 1964-1966; research fellow department pathology, Guy's Hospital, London, 1967-1969; senior registrar neurology department, St. George's Hospital, London, 1970-1971; lecturer, Institute Neurology, London, 1972; consultant neurologist, Wessex Neurological Center, Southampton, England, 1973-1976; senior visiting neurologist, clinical associate professor, Royal Adelaide Hospital, South Australia, 1976-1994; emeritus neurologist, Royal Adelaide Hospital, South Australia, since 1994. Member research advisory board National Multiple Sclerosis Society Australia, 1978-1983, chairman, 1983-1993. Member Executive Committee medical advisory board International Federation Multiple Sclerosis Socs., 1989-1994.

Achievements

• Jeremy Frank Hallpike has been listed as a noteworthy Clinical neurologist by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Fellow Royal Australasian College Physicians, Royal College Physicians London, Royal Society Medicine (neurology section). Member Australian Association Neurologists, Association British Neurologists, British Neuropath. Society, Australian Neurosci Society, British Medical Association, Australian Medical Association.

Interests

• Avocations: photography, rifle shooting.

Connections

Married Jane Ainslie Page, February 18, 1972.

Father:

Charles Skinner Hallpike

Mother:

Barbara Lee (Anderson) Hallpike

Spouse:

Jane Ainslie Page