Dr Charles Malpas is a clinical neuropsychologist with clinical interests in epilepsy, neurodegenerative disorders, multiple sclerosis, and acquired cognitive impairment.

Charles completed his training in general psychology at The University of Melbourne.  He also gained his specialist qualification in clinical neuropsychology at University of Melbourne while simultaneously completing a PhD in Alzheimer's disease research.   During his training, Charles interned at The Royal Melbourne Hospital, St Vincent’s Hospital, The Alfred Hospital, and The Royal Children's Hospital. 

After completing his training, Charles undertook a postdoctoral research position in paediatric neuropsychiatry at the Murdoch Children's Research Institute, while also completing his neuropsychology registrar in the epilepsy program at The Royal Melbourne Hospital.  He is currently a consultant neuropsychologist at The Royal Melbourne Hospital where he leads cognitive clinics in the Departments of Neurology and Neurosurgery.

Charles has extensive research and lecturing experience.  He is currently a Senior Research Fellow in the Clinical Outcomes Research Unit (CORe) at the University of Melbourne where he leads the epilepsy and neurocognitive disorders research streams. He also holds an appointment as Senior Lecturer in Clinical Neuropsychology at the Melbourne School of Psychological Sciences, where he teaches neuroanatomy.