Dr Kevin Murray is a paediatric rheumatologist based in Shenton Park, WA. You can find the practice at 17 Lemnos Street, Shenton Park WA 6008. He looks after kids and teens who are dealing with joint and muscle pain, inflammation, and the knock-on effects this can have on everyday life.
Paediatric rheumatology is about more than sore joints. In many cases, it involves conditions that can flare up and then settle again. Some families come in because their child is limping, complaining of pain that won’t quite go away, or struggling with stiffness, especially after rest. Other times it’s about ongoing arthritis symptoms, or worries about how medicines are working.
Dr Murray helps with joint pain evaluation, arthritis management, and medication adjustment. That can include reviewing what a child is currently taking, spotting side effects, and making changes when it’s needed. He also works with referrals for physical therapy, because movement and strength often matter just as much as medicine in the long run.
When a child is in pain, it affects school, sport, sleep, and mood. Dr Murray focuses on practical next steps, like sorting out what’s going on, planning a treatment path, and checking progress over time. He aims to make appointments feel calmer and clearer, even when the situation is stressful.
His approach suits a range of young patients, including those newly referred for possible rheumatology issues, and those who already have a diagnosis and need ongoing support. At times, symptoms can be tricky to explain, and results may take a bit of time to build. In these moments, having a steady plan and regular review can help families feel more confident.
On the training side, specific education details weren’t provided here. What is clear is that Dr Murray’s work is centred on paediatric rheumatology care, with day-to-day experience in managing joint and arthritis problems in children and young people.
There’s also no specific research or clinical trial information listed here. Still, the core of the job is the same: careful assessment, sensible treatment decisions, and ongoing follow-up where needed, so families know what to expect and what comes next.