3 Best Neurologists in Winnipeg, MB

"Dr. Janine Johnston graduated from the University of Manitoba. She has a special interest in delivering post-stroke and epilepsy treatments. She is always committed to conferring first-class treatment to patients and focuses on treating nerve and muscle disorders. Dr. Janine Johnston listens to patients, addresses the issue, and answers all concerns or questions. She is passionate about communication with patients and has incorporated many advanced techniques into her treatments to yield better results.

"Dr. Jeffrey G. Barnes specializes in multiple sclerosis and epilepsy disorders. He proudly offers effective treatment for cerebral palsy, brain injury, seizures, migraines, and neck pain. He has researched neuroimmunology, neurophysiology, and the epidemiology of multiple sclerosis to develop his knowledge of neurology. Dr. Jeffrey G. Barnes is very thorough and ensures patients understand what is happening in their bodies and how to recover from stressful situations. Dr. Jeffrey G. Barnes practices at St. Boniface Clinic, founded in 1950. The team maintains electronic medical records (EMR) so that the staff and physicians can access patients' medical records, providing top-level medical service. St. Boniface is wheelchair accessible, and parking is available on-site for the patient's convenience. Dr. Jeffrey G. Barnes has hospital privileges at Lake of the Woods District Hospital in Kenora.

"Dr. Doug Hobson completed his neurology training at the University of Manitoba. He then completed an additional year of Clinical Neurology Fellowship, which included a two-month Movement Disorder Fellowship/Elective Training Period at Columbia University under the direction of Stanley Fahn in 1987. Dr. Doug Hobson is clinically interested in the medical and surgical management of movement disorders. He is involved in research protocols for treating Parkinson’s disease and related disorders. He has authored many publications related to his field. Dr. Doug Hobson practices at the Movement Disorder Clinic. The clinic delivers multidisciplinary specialty services to patients. The Movement Disorders Clinic offers a range of movement disorders, including Parkinson’s disease and Parkinsonism, tremor, dystonia, chorea, myoclonus, Huntington’s disease, Tourette’s syndrome, restless leg syndrome, and drug-induced movement disorders.