Meet our doctors
Dr. Nabeel Ashtiker completed his six years of undergraduate training at Stellenbosch University. His two-year internship at Tygerberg Hospital likely provided him with valuable hands-on experience in various medical specialties. Following that, his year of community service at Beaufort West Hospital suggests a commitment to serving underserved communities.
Additionally, his possession of Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) and Paediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) certifications indicates a readiness to handle critical medical situations involving both adults and children, further enhancing his clinical skills and preparedness.
Outside of his professional life, Dr. Ashtiker's hobby of traveling suggests a curiosity about different cultures and environments, which can contribute to his personal growth and potentially inform his medical practice by exposing him to diverse healthcare systems and approaches worldwide.
He has a special interest in, by no surprise, travel medicine and also internal medicine.
Dr. Ebrahim Mohamed graduated from Stellenbosch University in 2020. During his two-year in-service training at Tygerberg Academic Hospital, he gained exposure to various specialist departments and received training under some of the most esteemed consultants in Southern Africa. Following this, Dr. Mohamed served a one-year community service period as a medical officer in the rural town of Beaufort West, working in the district hospital and local clinics.
Continuing his education for patient welfare, Dr. Mohamed holds certificates in Advanced Cardiac Life Support, Paediatric Advance Life Support, and Advanced Neonatal Life Support. Despite his demanding profession, he finds joy in playing computer games, spending quality time with friends and family, and recently, engaging in weight-lifting as a new hobby.
In summary, Dr. Mohamed is a devoted and well-rounded doctor, passionate about holistic patient care, and adept at maintaining a balanced approach to both work and leisure.