Assistant Professor Tommy Chan serves in the Department of Clinical Neurological Sciences at Western University. His research program integrates neuroscience, movement disorders, and neurophysiology to improve the diagnosis and treatment of conditions like Parkinson's disease. He specifically focuses on the use of advanced imaging and physiological markers to track disease progression and therapeutic response. Having earned a Doctor of Medicine and specialized training in neurology, he is affiliated with the Western Institute for Neuroscience. He teaches medical students and residents while supervising graduate researchers in clinical neuroscience, and he is currently available for student inquiries and academic mentorship.