Dr Thomas C Reilly
BBMed, MBBS, MPsyMed, FRANZCP
Dr Tom Reilly is a consultation liaison psychiatrist and neuropsychiatrist in Melbourne, Australia. At the Neuropsychiatry Centre, Royal Melbourne Hospital, he works with the Epilepsy Service and as a sub-investigator on clinical trials. Tom practises in the private sector in consultation liaison and neuropsychiatry at Epworth Hospital. His research practice covers brain network science, neurostimulation and neurodegenerative conditions. He is completing a PhD at the University of Melbourne on brain network change in preclinical Alzheimer's disease.
Clinical and academic roles
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Consultation Liaison Psychiatrist and Neuropsychiatrist
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PsychiatristNeuropsychiatry Centre, Royal Melbourne HospitalEpilepsy Service; deep brain stimulation for OCD clinic; neuropsychiatry clinical trials.
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PhD CandidateSystems Lab, Department of Psychiatry, The University of Melbourne
Qualifications
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Current
Doctor of Philosophy (candidate)The University of Melbourne
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2024
Fellowship of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of PsychiatristsRANZCP
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2024
Advanced Certificate in Consultation Liaison PsychiatryRANZCP
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2021
Master of Psychiatric MedicineThe University of Melbourne
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2015
Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of SurgeryDeakin University
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2011
Bachelor of Biomedicine (Neuroscience)The University of Melbourne
Current research
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Brain networks in dementia: from pathology to predictionPhD, The University of Melbourne. UK Biobank imaging, cognitive and plasma biomarker data used to characterise structural connectome change in preclinical Alzheimer's disease.
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MiND-MAPSA clinical neuroimaging pipeline.
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MiND-P3: particulate exposure and neuropsychiatric illnessQuantifying micro- and nanoplastic levels in blood and CSF in people with neuropsychiatric disorders, in partnership with the MiND study.
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Deep brain stimulation for severe treatment-refractory OCD: an extended case seriesLongitudinal outcomes and clinical phenomenology from the Royal Melbourne Hospital DBS for OCD clinic.
Awards
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2026
John H Lloyd Neuropsychiatry PrizeRANZCP — for the best scholarly work in neuropsychiatry
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2026
Isaac Schweitzer Travel FellowshipThe University of Melbourne — for excellence as a clinician researcher
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2026
Competitive Scholarship, PULSES CourseClinical TMS Society, Singapore
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2022
Best Trainee PresentationBehavioural Neurology and Neuropsychiatry Conference, Melbourne
Contact
For professional enquiries, research collaboration and speaking invitations. Dr Reilly does not currently offer outpatient appointments.