He integrates patient education, functional restoration and intervention, and neuromodulation in his daily practice. He has had the privilege of training and practising with world-class experts in the field of Interventional Pain Medicine nationally and internationally. 

Dr Danesh holds specialist qualifications in Pain Medicine and Anaesthesia and is a fellow of both Royal Australian & New Zealand College of Anaesthetists and Faculty of Pain Medicine of Royal Australian & New Zealand College of Anaesthetists along with membership with International Neuromodulation Society. He has trained and practised at some of the most prestigious academic centres around Australia, including Gold Coast Hospital (QLD), Queen Elizabeth Hospital (SA), Women’s & Children’s Hospital (SA), Royal Adelaide Hospital (SA), Royal Children’s Hospital (VIC), Royal Brisbane Hospital (QLD). He has been practising in both private & public hospitals & clinics for the past two decades. He speaks four languages; English, Farsi, Azerbaijani and Turkish. He completed his Medical degree at Tabriz University of Medical Sciences in 2001. 



Respect, empathy, and compassion, combined with a scientific approach to reducing pain and suffering and achieving functional restoration, are the most prominent drivers behind his current practice.