Dr Zunaid Mohamed – GP Emergency Medicine – Brackenfell
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Dr Zunaid Mohamed – GP Emergency Medicine – Brackenfell
Dr Zunaid Mohamed – GP, Emergency Medicine – Brackenfell practices at the Mediclinic Cape Gate Emergency Centre, where he serves as the Head of Emergency Services. He earned his MBChB from the University of Cape Town in 1997. Moreover, he completed his community service and early medical training at major provincial hospitals, honing his skills in acute care and trauma management Mediclinic. Consequently, he developed a keen interest in emergency medicine, which led him to specialise as a General Practitioner with a focus on urgent and critical presentations.
Throughout his career, Dr Mohamed has combined clinical practice with leadership roles. For instance, he oversees emergency-department protocols and mentors junior doctors and nursing staff. Furthermore, he contributes to peer-reviewed case studies on acute care pathways. Thus, he ensures that every patient benefits from evidence-based interventions delivered with compassion. Additionally, he remains active in professional societies—such as the South African Emergency Medicine Society—which helps him stay current with evolving resuscitation and disaster-management guidelines.
Services
Emergency Assessment & Triage: rapid evaluation of critically ill or injured patients to prioritise care.
Acute Medical & Surgical Presentations: immediate management of chest pain, stroke symptoms, and acute abdominal conditions.
Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS): including defibrillation, airway management, and post-resuscitation care.
Paediatric Emergency Care: age-appropriate assessment and stabilisation of children with trauma, sepsis, and respiratory distress.
Trauma Management: multidisciplinary coordination for blunt and penetrating injuries, including fracture stabilisation.
Wound & Fracture Care: bedside procedures for laceration repair, minor reductions, and digital nerve blocks.
Point-of-Care Ultrasound (POCUS): rapid bedside imaging for cardiac, abdominal, and vascular assessments.
Respiratory Support: non-invasive ventilation, oxygen therapy titration, and emergent intubation when indicated.
Toxicology & Overdose Management: protocols for common and exotic poisonings, plus coordination with regional poison control centres.
Disaster-Response Preparedness: planning and drills for mass-casualty incidents, ensuring readiness for large-scale emergencies.
Each service employs a fully digital workflow—from electronic triage tools to integrated imaging—so that no time is wasted during critical interventions. Moreover, Dr Mohamed emphasises clear communication with both patients and families, ensuring that consent and expectations are understood even in urgent scenarios.
Additional Information
Mediclinic Cape Gate Emergency Centre boasts state-of-the-art resuscitation bays, advanced diagnostic imaging (CT, MRI), and dedicated isolation rooms for infectious emergencies. Furthermore, the centre’s 24/7 laboratory support allows for rapid turnaround of essential tests, such as arterial blood gases and cardiac biomarkers Mediclinic.
Dr Mohamed leads a multidisciplinary team that includes emergency physicians, trauma surgeons, specialist nurses, and critical-care paramedics. Consequently, patients benefit from seamless handovers and coordinated care pathways from admission through discharge or ICU transfer. Additionally, he has implemented regular simulation-based training sessions, which improve team performance and patient safety during high-stakes procedures.
He also conducts community outreach workshops on first-aid and basic life-support techniques for local schools and businesses. Thus, he promotes public health and empowers non-medical first responders. In addition, Dr Mohamed participates in regional quality-improvement committees to audit emergency-care metrics and implement process enhancements.
Schedule a consultation today to learn how Dr Mohamed’s personalised, rapid-response approach can address your urgent medical needs with both expertise and empathy.

