Dr Al-Araji has been a distinguished General Practitioner at Mayo Clinic Healthcare in London since January 2023 (in addition to her NHS practice in London since 2018), specialising in family medicine, women's health, and menopause. She has been a fully qualified working GP since 2013 and has dedicated her career to delivering compassionate, evidence-based care. Her colleagues and mentors describe her as kind, a very good listener, and always with a smile on her face. She is easily approachable, with her door always open to patients and staff alike.

With a holistic, patient-centred approach, Dr Al-Araji thrives on providing the best up-to-date medical care. She believes in the power of preventive medicine and works within a multidisciplinary team to deliver tailored care for each patient. Dr Al-Araji comes from a family of doctors, which instilled in her the ethos of providing the best possible care and helping those in need.

Dr Al-Araji is a mentor and educational supervisor to physicians in training and collaborates closely with a broad team of clinical pharmacists and nurses. She is actively involved in audits and quality improvement projects aimed at enhancing patient care.

Dr Al-Araji earned her Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery degrees at Baghdad College of Medicine, University of Baghdad. She further obtained her Diploma of Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare at the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists in London. Committed to lifelong learning, she continues to serve as a mentor and educational supervisor to emerging physicians.

In her clinical practice, Dr Al-Araji treats a range of conditions, including general practice issues, family medicine concerns, and women's health, with a particular focus on menopause. Her areas of expertise include executive health screening, preventive medicine, and tailored medical exams.

Dr Al-Araji is a proud member of several professional bodies, including the Royal College of General Practitioners (MRCGP), the General Medicine Council (GMC), and the Medical Defence Union (MDU). She is dedicated to maintaining the highest standards of medical practice and continually seeks to improve patient outcomes through education and quality improvement initiatives.