Dr Rey Casse is a consultant neurologist and nuclear physician with over two decades of clinical experience. He completed his medical degree at the University of Adelaide in 1987 and obtained his Neurology Fellowship in 1997. He undertook further training in nuclear medicine at the Austin Repatriation Hospital and The Queen Elizabeth Hospital, along with fellowships in movement disorders and epilepsy.

Dr Casse is a Staff Specialist in Nuclear Medicine at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital and admits patients to Memorial and Calvary Adelaide Hospitals. He is Director of the Migraine Specialist Centre in Eastwood Adelaide, South Australia’s largest dedicated headache clinic.

His clinical focus is on headache disorders, including chronic migraine, with expertise in botulinum toxin and monoclonal antibody therapies.