Dr. Elena Mamaeva
Dr. Mamaeva graduated from the University of Western Australia with a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery in 2011. Before transitioning to General Practice, she gained extensive clinical experience over six years at Joondalup Health Campus and Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital. Her training included rotations through various medical specialties such as general medicine, geriatrics, respiratory medicine, neurology, palliative care, and cardiology, with significant time spent in the emergency department and paediatrics, as well as completing rotations in the High Dependency Unit, Coronary Care Unit, general surgery, and obstetrics.
In pursuit of further education, Dr. Mamaeva traveled to Liverpool, UK, where she studied infectious diseases at the prestigious Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, earning her diploma in 2014.
Dr. Mamaeva’s extensive hospital training underscored her passion for continuity of care, which led her to specialize in General Practice. She completed her GP training and became a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners in 2021.
She is dedicated to providing evidence-based care and believes in the uniqueness of each patient’s experience. Dr. Mamaeva values thorough medical history and a collaborative approach to complex problems, including input from hospital specialists, allied health professionals, and GP colleagues.
Dr. Mamaeva holds an FPAA National Certificate in Reproductive and Sexual Health for Doctors (2019), which includes Implanon training, and a Postgraduate Certificate in Child Health from the University of Sydney (2019). She currently works part-time while also caring for her young child.