MEET OUR PSYCHIATRIST

Dr Brandon O’Sullivan

Consultant Psychiatrist

PhD MA MB BS BSc(Hons1) FRANZCP

Qualifications

Dr Sullivan graduated in Medicine and Science with first-class honours from the University of Sydney. He then trained in Psychiatry at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Sydney and became a Fellow of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists in 1988. He completed further research work into Depression and Neuro-endocrinology, completing his PhD at The University of Sydney in 1991. Dr Sullivan then did further post-doctoral studies for 2 years into functional brain imaging techniques at the Karolinska University, Stockholm, Sweden, before returning to Australia with his family to take up a conjoint position as Senior Staff Specialist Psychiatrist at Royal Prince Alfred and Professor of Psychiatry in the Faculty of Medicine at The University of Sydney.

Working Experience

Dr Sullivan has been a Consultant Psychiatrist in active clinical practice for the past 33 years. He has a wealth of clinical, academic and research experience both in Australia and overseas. He has published more than 100 papers and articles in peer-reviewed scientific journals. He has worked as a clinician in both the public and private sectors, and worked from private rooms in Macquarie Street, Sydney for some 10 years (mostly medico-legal work) before pursuing a number of Locum Psychiatrist positions in ‘areas of need’ in rural and remote Australia and across 4 different States. Dr Sullivan is certified by the Australian College of Psychiatrists to train and supervise Psychiatry Registrars and overseas-qualified Psychiatrists prior to their gaining accreditation for the Australian College. Dr Sullivan has been a stalwart for the underprivileged and for under-serviced areas of mental health care across the community, and he has provided both clinical and charitable support to many such organisations including Indigenous Australians and minorities.

Affiliation & Memberships

• Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists (RANZCP)