Dr Gavin McCluskey

Dr Gavin McCluskey is a dedicated Consultant Neurologist who provides expert diagnostic assessment and compassionate care for individuals experiencing a wide range of neurological conditions. With a refined focus on neurodegenerative diseases and complex nerve disorders, Dr McCluskey combines thorough clinical evaluations with evidence-based management plans to support long-term patient health and wellbeing. His professional approach emphasises clear communication, empathy, and active collaboration with patients and their families throughout the care process.

In his clinical practice, Dr McCluskey maintains a specialist interest in motor neurone disease, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, spinal muscular atrophy, and broad neuromuscular conditions. He actively engages in advanced clinical research into novel biomarkers and the clinical delivery of innovative targeted genetic therapies, including therapies administered via lumbar puncture. By integrating cutting-edge research into routine neurological care, Dr McCluskey ensures that patients receive modern, tailored treatment strategies.

Dr McCluskey completed his undergraduate medical degree at Queen's University Belfast, followed by higher specialist training in Neurology. In 2023, he earned a PhD from Ulster University, where his research investigated blood-based extracellular vesicle biomarkers in motor neurone disease. His academic achievements include research fellowships supported by the Association of British Neurologists and Guarantors of Brain. He holds active professional memberships with the Irish Institute of Clinical Neurosciences and the UK Motor Neurone Disease Clinical Studies Group.

Committed to advancing patient outcomes, Dr McCluskey collaborates with multi-disciplinary healthcare teams to offer holistic support to individuals managing chronic neurological conditions. His ongoing clinical focus remains centred on facilitating early diagnosis, refining symptom management, and guiding patients with reassuring, comprehensive care.