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01About the practice

Dr Martin Aldous

Consultant in pain medicine, practising since 2003, with a particular interest in spinal and neuropathic pain. He founded Australia Pain Management in 2014 to run appointments long enough to reach a diagnosis.

Dr Martin Aldous, consultant in pain medicine, seated by a window in his consulting room

FRCA · FFPMRCA · GMC registered

02Credentials

Training and registration

Verifiable qualifications, listed in full. Ask at any point and we will provide registration numbers.

Primary qualification
MB BS, University of London, 1997
Anaesthesia
FRCA, Royal College of Anaesthetists
Pain medicine
FFPMRCA, Faculty of Pain Medicine
Registration
Full GMC registration with a licence to practise

Memberships & affiliations

  • British Pain Society
  • Faculty of Pain Medicine, RCoA
  • International Association for the Study of Pain
  • Porchwell Independent Hospital — admitting rights

03How we work

Four principles, applied to every plan

These are the rules the practice runs on, written down so you can hold us to them.

01

Name it before you treat it

A precise diagnosis first. Injections given hopefully rather than deliberately are how people end up with four of them and no answer.

02

One clinician, all the way

The doctor who assesses you performs your procedure and reviews you afterwards. Continuity is not a luxury in persistent pain — it is the treatment.

03

Say what will not work

Some pain does not respond to procedures. Saying so early, and redirecting to what does help, is a better outcome than a long list of attempts.

04

Finish the rehabilitation

Relief without rebuilt capacity comes back. Every plan runs through to a graded programme and a discharge conversation.

04The practice

The practice, in short

Australia Pain Management is a single-consultant practice by design. Appointments are longer than usual, the same doctor sees you throughout, and fees are published so that cost is never the reason a plan stalls. We work alongside physiotherapists and pain psychologists, and write to your GP after every visit so your care stays joined up.

Founded
2014
Consultants
One
Letters to your GP
After every appointment

05Begin

Speak with Dr Aldous

Send an enquiry describing your pain and what you have already tried, and we will reply with the next step.

Visit

Level 2, 48 Macquarie StreetSydney, NSW 2000

Response

Enquiries are answered within one to two business days. Urgent clinical matters are triaged the same day by the practice team.