Originally from Scotland, Dr. Karen Majda graduated from Medicine at UWA in 1993. Before becoming a GP, she completed her residency at Sir Charles Gardiner and Princess Margaret Hospitals, and attained her Fellowship from the Royal Australian College of GPS in 1996.

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Alongside Dr. Richa Singh, Dr. Majda is the practice principal and owner of Queensgate Medical Centre, which they founded together in 2015. She is a firm advocate for educating future medical colleagues, and is currently involved in ongoing teaching for both medical students at Notre Dame University and GP Registrars in training with RACGP. She is energized by the new ideas and questions presented, and appreciates how the experience helps her reevaluate her approach to medicine, keeping her engaged, focused, and refreshed.

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As a natural lover of science and people, Dr. Majda enjoys the diversity of presentation and generational impact that is involved in her work as a GP. Through treating families, she feels privileged to grow with them as part of their life journey. With experience in all aspects of healthcare, Dr. Majda is particularly interested in supporting the health of older adults, particularly postmenopausal women, and focusing on both women’s and men’s health. She manages pelvic pains and chronic conditions, such as diabetes, heart disease, and cancer, to help individuals enhance the quality of life, and can also perform skin checks and skin lesions. She is always prepared to provide advice, treatment, a laugh, or a shoulder to cry on when the going gets tough.
 
Further to her work, Dr. Majda values the support of her family. With her husband being a Senior Clinical Social Worker at SCGH, her eldest daughter a paediatrician, her son a personal trainer, and her youngest daughter being a Registered Nurse, it’s safe to say that health is at the core of the Majda family! However, when not working, you can find Dr. Majda enjoying pilates, reading a good book, or walking her two dachshunds, Meeko and Lola.

 

At this time, Dr. Majda is currently not accepting any new patients.