Dr Margie Harpham

Dr. Margie Harpham is a highly skilled obstetrician based in St Leonards, Sydney. Known for her kind, caring and compassionate nature, she is dedicated to providing exceptional care to her patients and their families. Dr. Harpham completed her medical degree at The University of Newcastle, followed by specialised training at The Royal Hospital for Women in Randwick. During her time there, she achieved the Fellowship of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (FRANZCOG) and received the Medal for the highest mark in the examination across Australia and New Zealand.

In addition to her specialty training, Dr. Harpham pursued further intensive training in both Sydney and Auckland, acquiring the Certificate of Maternal Fetal Medicine (CMFM). This additional expertise enables her to effectively manage both low-risk pregnancies and those complicated by various pregnancy-related issues, making her a highly sought-after high-risk obstetrician.

Currently, Dr. Harpham serves as a public obstetrician at both The Royal North Shore Hospital and The Royal Hospital for Women, offering both public and private care at The Royal North Shore Hospital and North Shore Private Hospitals. She is also a valued member of the State-wide Obstetric Consultation service, where she provides guidance and assistance during obstetric emergencies throughout the state. Furthermore, Dr. Harpham sits on the Examination Committee for Maternal Fetal Medicine for the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RANZCOG), showcasing her commitment to maintaining high standards in her field.

With extensive experience in assisting families who have experienced preterm births or perinatal loss, Dr. Harpham holds a crucial role as a true lifesaver. She has previously led the twins clinic at The Royal Hospital for Women and is one of the few fetal medicine subspecialists in Australia skilled in fetal therapy. Her expertise allows her to perform specialised procedures such as blood transfusions for unborn babies and in utero operations to save pregnancies affected by rare complications, including twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome.

Dr. Harpham's approach to patient care is centered around compassion and personalization. She endeavors to collaborate with her patients, tailoring pregnancy care to their specific needs and desires. Her warm, genuine, and down-to-earth nature, coupled with her excellent communication skills and sense of humor, create a comfortable and supportive environment for her patients.

Outside of her medical practice, Dr. Harpham resides on the North Shore of Sydney with her husband and young family. She enjoys hobbies such as cricket and farming, which provide a well-rounded balance to her professional life.