About Australian Dizziness Clinics

Dr Sandeep Rajagopal is the founder of Australian Dizziness Clinics and the vestibular medicine doctor behind Canberra Dizziness Clinic — one of Australia's first dedicated vestibular medicine clinics, opened in 2017. He also leads Sydney Dizziness Clinic and Canberra Dizziness Clinic – Wagga, extending the same dedicated model across NSW and regional Australia. Trained in ENT surgery and general practice in both India and the UK, Dr Rajagopal is a part-time PhD candidate at the Australian National University, researching visually-induced dizziness in vestibular patients. His latest venture is the Education Hub on this website — a freely accessible repository of vestibular medicine knowledge for clinicians and patients across Australia and beyond.

Dr Ritesh Gupta leads Tassie Dizziness Clinic in Lindisfarne, Hobart — bringing dedicated vestibular care to Tasmania. He holds an MBBS and a Master's in ENT, and is a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (FRACGP). After working as an ENT and Emergency Medicine registrar in Hobart and Melbourne, he developed a special interest in vestibular medicine, completing a certificate of competency in Vestibular Rehabilitation in 2018. He is a member of the Neuro-Otology Society of Australia (NOTSA) and remains active in ongoing vestibular education.

Dr Sandeep Sunkaraneni is a vestibular medicine doctor and GP consulting twice weekly at Canberra Dizziness Clinic. He earned his MBBS and a BSc (First Class Honours) in Pharmacology from King's College London, followed by an MRCGP in Birmingham, UK. Twelve months of ENT surgical training sparked his enduring interest in vestibular medicine, which he has since built on with certification through Vestibular Courses QLD and active involvement with the Neuro-Otology Society of Australia.

Brian Eun is a vestibular physiotherapist at Canberra Dizziness Clinic, available two days a week. A graduate of the University of Canberra with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy, he brings experience across neurological, musculoskeletal and aged-care settings, with further training in vestibular rehabilitation. Brian takes a patient-centred approach — combining manual techniques with functional movement and education — working closely alongside our vestibular medicine doctors to optimise outcomes for patients with vertigo, dizziness and balance disorders.

Shiye Baker is the vestibular physiotherapist at Tassie Dizziness Clinic. She completed her Bachelor of Physiotherapy at the University of South Australia in 2008 and spent 17 years with Tasmanian Health Services, including seven years managing dizziness-related presentations in the Emergency Department at the Royal Hobart Hospital. After completing Advanced Vestibular Physiotherapy training in 2019, she joined Tassie Dizziness Clinic in 2025, providing vestibular rehabilitation and regular vestibular education to medical staff.