Julius Patrick is an experienced Clinical Physiologist specialising in sleep and respiratory physiology, with a strong interest in neuroscience. He graduated with First Class Honours in Healthcare Science from the University of the West of England (UWE) in 2016. He has worked extensively across both NHS and private healthcare settings, previously leading a sleep service in central London. In 2019, Julius founded Independent Physiological Diagnostics (IPD), where he serves as Managing Director, with the aim of making high-quality sleep and neurophysiological testing more accessible across the country, while continuing to deliver exceptional quality and care for service users.

Ana qualified as a Clinical Neurophysiologist in 2011. During her BSc course, she trained in a number of different areas in Clinical Neurophysiology. However, her main passion became sleep physiology and sleep medicine, having completed her Masters in Oxford University. Her passion lies with complex cases, thoes who have overlap sleep disorders and seizures/epilepsy in all ages. She's also an advocate of good sleep practices and understands the difficulties most parents experience in early stages of their little one's life.

Courtney is a Senior Clinical Physiologist, specialising in both Sleep and Respiratory medicine. He has worked in both adult and paediatric services within the NHS as well as private sector, most notably Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children. His main interest is in the Respiratory aspects of sleep medicine, including ventilation and obstructive sleep apnoea. However, he also set-up and report complex Polysomnography, and have also taught this aspect of sleep medicine on a number of BSS (British Sleep Society) training courses. He has significant experience in adult and paediatric ventilation clinics, following up patients on both CPAP and NIV.

Born and raised in Portugal, Maria completed her BSc in Neurophysiology in 2014, in Porto. That year, she moved to London, where she has been working as a Clinical Physiologist, being a senior Physiologist nowadays. In the meantime, she has also contributed to research in the areas of Cortical stimulation and Paediatric clinical events in Epilepsy. Since then, she has completed her MSc in Sleep Medicine in Oxford University, graduating in 2020. Across the years, she has developed her skills across the different areas of Neurophysiology, being experienced with adults, children and infants, including learning disabilities and special needs.

RCCP-registered Clinical Neurophysiologist with experience delivering a Neurophysiology service to the inpatient and outpatient population both in the hospital and offsite. This encompasses all modalities of adult and paediatric EEG studies including inpatient/home video telemetry, as well as upper limb NCS. Achieved a distinction in ANS Part 1 EEG exam and in Neurophysiology PgCert from Aston University. First-class honours BSc Neuroscience Graduate from Cardiff University.

Parthasarathi Murugesan is an accomplished Clinical Physiologist specialising in neurophysiology. With a profound curiosity about the complexities of the human brain, Parthasarathi holds a master’s degree in Cognitive Neuroscience from the University of Roehampton, London, where he conducted advanced research on EEG recording and data analysis. Additionally, Parthasarathi has a bachelor’s degree in Allied Health Science from the Sri Ramachandra Institute of Higher Education and Research, Chennai, where he received extensive training in neurophysiological testing methods.