I worked at Khula Natural Health Care Centre (KNHC) as a clinician, supervising internship students from both the University of Johannesburg and Durban University of Technology. KNHC is a rural Homoeopathic clinic in Northern KwaZulu Natal South Africa. Consequently, from 2019 until December 2025 I have gained patience, listening accurately to others, responding to the feelings and need of others. I also learnt to be honest, trustworthy, to make thoughtful analysis, to be alert and to be in a good mind and to apologize when in the wrong. My duties as a clinician included supervising the students’ clinic work consisting of patient interviews, prescription of the medication, patient management, time management, physical examination and review of Anatomy and physiology, patient management and good conduct. I also have experience looking after my 80-year-old grandmother who was terminally ill; I was providing help with daily activities, such as companionship, meal preparation, medication management and personal care. In all these roles, I developed skills and qualities such as communication, teamwork, listening skills and being empathetic. I am willing to learn new things and grow. I am passionate about encouraging wellbeing, independence, dignity as well as provide a safe and comfortable environment.
Working at Fusion Homoeopathics as a dispenser (December 2016 – February 2018), I learnt the laboratory skills such as accuracy, efficiency, precision and making orders. Working as a tutor at the University of Johannesburg in the department of Homoeopathy (February 2016 – December 2017), dealing with students (mainly 4th years) individually (patient individualising) helped me understand them and devise ways of dealing with their personal problems. Moreover, I assisted them with their academic work.
Working with Dr Moila at his practice, I gained confidence as a practitioner, dealing with patients of various backgrounds. I put into practice the skills I learnt during training. I also learnt professionalism and dealing with patients individually. I worked at Khula Natural Health Care Centre (KNHC) as a primary health care worker and a clinician, supervising internship students from both the University of Johannesburg and Durban University of Technology. KNHC is a rural Homoeopathic clinic in Northern KwaZulu Natal South Africa from 2019 until December 2025 I have gained patience, listening accurately to others, responding to the feelings and need of others. I, also learnt to be honest, trustworthy, to make thoughtful analysis, to be alert and to be in a good mind and to apologize when in the wrong. My duties as a clinician included supervising the students’ clinic work comprising of patient interviews, prescription of the medication, patient management, time management, physical examination and review of Anatomy and physiology, patient management and good conduct (properly dressing as a doctors).
I also have experience looking after my 80-year-old grandmother who was terminally ill providing help with daily activities, such as companionship, meal preparation, medication management and personal care. I also worked as a cleaner and an administrator. In all these roles, l developed skills and qualities such as communication, teamwork, listening skills and being empathetic. I am willing to learn new things and grow. I am passionate about encouraging wellbeing, independence, dignity as well as provide a safe and comfortable environment.
Working at Fusion Homoeopathics as a dispenser (December 2016 – February 2018), I learnt laboratory skills such as accuracy, efficiency, precision and making up of orders. Working as a tutor at the University of Johannesburg in the department of Homoeopathy (February 2016 – December 2017), dealing with students (mainly 4th years) individually (patient individualising) helped me understand them and devise ways of dealing with their personal problems. ). Moreover, I also assisted them with their academic work. Working with Dr Moila at Soweto (September 2017 – February 2018), as a Homoeopathic doctor, at his practice, seeing patients, I gained confidence as a practitioner, dealing with patients different from those I saw in my training. I put into practise the skills I had learnt during training. I also learnt professionalism and to dealing with patients individually. Worked with Dr Kopedi at Soweto (Aug 2017 – Oct 2017), I learnt to be a unique Homoeopath working with people from different backgrounds and various ages including the elderly. Volunteering at Maluti Adventist Hospital Lesotho (Dec 2016) helped perfect my skills as a professional and allowed me time to interact with other professionals. Furthermore, I learnt to work under pressure. Volunteering at Maluti Adventist Hospital in Lesotho (Dec 2016) improved my skills as a professional and allowed me time to interact with other professionals of our neighbouring country . Furthermore, I learnt to work under pressure. The transferable skills will help to adapt into your professional expected working ethics and skills. I am willing to be trained further and looking forward to be part of your company.

University of Johannesburg, South Africa (Masters in Homoeopathy)

First Class Care giving School (Care giving and Nursing Assistant certificates )