Meet the Team

Andrea Govender

Personal Assistant and patient liaison – Ahmed Al-Kadi Private Hospital

From booking your first visit with Dr Manjra to guiding you through the administrative aspects of your surgery, Andrea is always available to ensure that you experience a seamless journey. She strives to deliver excellent customer care with a personal touch of course.

Feel free to contact her with any questions or queries related to your visit or procedure

Zethu

Personal Assistant and patient liaison – Life The Crompton Hospital

From booking your first visit with Dr Manjra to guiding you through the administrative aspects of your surgery, Zethu is always available to ensure that you experience a seamless journey. She strives to deliver excellent customer care with a personal touch of course.

Feel free to contact her with any questions or queries related to your visit or procedure

Karli Mostert

Billing and Accounts

K-Medical was born and bred through pure passion and persistent hard work. Founded in 2019 by Karli Mostert, she had a clear vision for a skilled and fierce administrative service, mastering the art of billing and debt collecting with-in the medical industry. K-Medical righteously pursue for each practice to achieve optimal income through PMB management, enhanced workflow structures and individual attention to detail. Our main purpose is for our Doctors to do what they do best – to look after the wellness of their patients whilst we look after the wellness of their practice.

Dr Ramiro Randolph

Specialist Anaesthetist

Dr Ramiro Randolph is a specialist anaesthetist working in the private sector since 2017. He is based in KwaZulu-Natal and spends most of his time providing anaesthetic services at Life Entabeni Hospital, Netcare Parklands Hospital and Ahmed Al-Kadi Private hospital. Dr Randolph is committed to holistic care where patient safety and comfort are prioritised to complement a contemporary approach to sound anaesthetic principles. Over the years he has had the pleasure of working with several surgeons from various disciplines including orthopaedic, plastic, general surgery, ENT, urology, obstetrics, and gynaecology.

Dr Randolph received his Bachelor’s degree in Medicine and Surgery in 2008 from the University of Kwa Zulu-Natal, Nelson R Mandela School of Medicine. He is a Fellow of the College of Anaesthesiologists of South Africa and holds a Master’s degree in Anaesthetics. Dr Randolph is a member of the South African Society of Anaesthesiologists. His special interests include regional anaesthesia and pain management.

Dr Kamini Naidoo

Anaesthetist

Dr Kamini Naidoo graduated from the Walter Sisulu university in 2006. She then completed her internship at RK Khan hospital and went on to do her community service at East Griqualand Usher Memorial Hospital. She started her anaesthetic training at Port Shepstone hospital in 2010 where she went on to receive a diploma in anaesthesia. Her specialist training was completed in 2016 at the University of Witwatersrand where she also obtained a Masters in anaesthesia. She worked as head of department at McCord Provincial Eye hospital. She has also done training in critical care at Chris Hani Baragwanth Hospital.

Special areas of interest include regional anaesthesia, paediatric anaesthetia and Critical care.

Nathan Way

Physiotherapist (Life Westville Hospital)

As someone who participated in a variety of sports at school, I developed a keen interest in Sports Physiotherapy, particularly in the recovery and prevention of injuries. This led me to study Physiotherapy at UKZN, where I gained experience working at many sporting events such as the Comrades Marathon, the Midmar Mile and Iron Man. Aside from sports, I also gained experience working in a variety of hospital settings and developed a passion for helping patients return to their best after surgery, whether they’re returning to sport, work, or even their simple every day activities.

I qualified from UKZN in 2019, and have since started working with an amateur football club as their Team Physio, and I’ve completed a variety of courses in Sports Physiotherapy and Post-Operative Recovery.

Liesl Way

Physiotherapist (Life Westville Hospital)

I have been in practice for 28 years. I have a strong background in hockey and roadrunning. I have worked at the Comrades and have developed special interest in post operative orthopaedic rehabilitation.

My focus is on early independence and return to work and sport. This is achieved by customising treatment plans and exercise prescription with attention to the requirements of each individual. I am currently completing my Masters degree in Lymphedema.

Maqsood Haffejee

Physiotherapist

Maqsood Haffejee is a registered Physiotherapist qualified in 2015 at the University of KwaZulu- Natal. He embarked his community service in Ndewede CHC where he dealt with various orthopaedic conditions. Along his journey he completed a course in basic spinal and peripheral manipulation which continues to prove useful to date.

Maqsood is passionate about helping people and making a difference to their lives. His genuine interest in the health and wellbeing of his patients gives truth to the saying “A doctor saves your life but a physio gives you back your life”.

Currently, Maqsood is working in a private practice in Ahmed Al Kadi hospital and Shifa Private Hospifal, where he has gained lots of experience over the last six years. His hard work and dedication radiates and is shown in the recovered patients he gives rise to.

Maqsood is registered with The Health Professional Council and is a member of the SASP.