Dr Jacobus Lukas Kirstein Botha is a dedicated general practitioner who graduated cum laude from the University of Pretoria.
He has broad clinical experience from both tertiary and district hospitals, with strong expertise in acute care, emergency medicine, and chronic disease management for patients of all ages.
Dr Botha is committed to patient-centred, evidence-based care and values clear communication and continuity of care within the community.
Dr Barbara Emslie-Botha is a medical doctor providing compassionate, evidence-based care with a strong focus on preventative medicine and patient wellbeing.
With a holistic approach to health, she believes that good medicine is not only about treating illness, but about empowering patients to understand their bodies, make informed choices, and maintain long-term health.
She offers comprehensive general medical care with a special interest in medical aesthetics, delivered in a professional, supportive environment.
Sister Marika van Zyl is a qualified nursing practitioner and theatre sister. She gained a lot of experience while working for Cansa during the last 15 years.
She is well known for running cancer screening clinics in Lephalale, Thabazimbi and Tomburke. She was also involved in home-based and palliative care as well as training of the caretakers of terminal patients.
She has worked together with various dermatologists to promote the early diagnosis of skin cancer. She is passionate about the comprehensive treatment and caring of all cancer patients.
Sr Linda Pieterse is a qualified ICU nurse with 13 years of experience in Occupational Health and is currently completing a refresher course in wound care.
Sr Linda is deeply dedicated and passionate about patient care, and we are proud to have her expertise supporting our wound management services.
Wound care is a vital part of healthcare, especially for patients with chronic conditions such as diabetes. At Advanced Medicare, we focus on providing evidence-based, patient-centred treatment to promote effective healing and prevent complications.
