Gorata Mosweu

• Self-motivated, with a strong sense of personal responsibility.
• Worked effectively in fast-paced environments.
• Skilled at working independently and collaboratively in a team environment.
• Proven ability to learn quickly and adapt to new situations.
• Worked well in a team setting, providing support and guidance.
• Assisted with day-to-day operations, working efficiently and productively with all team members.
• Passionate about learning and committed to continual improvement.
• Strengthened communication skills through regular interactions with others.
• Adaptable and proficient in learning new concepts quickly and efficiently.

Part of the Central Adelaide Local Health Network

• Providing appropriate palliative care support to other teams in a timely fashion and a safe way
• Accepting referrals, undertaking care and skill, the supervised management of patients
• Maintaining good communications and liaison with other team members of the team and with other health care practitioners involved in the care of the patients
• Complying with reasonable instructions and procedures aimed at protecting the health and safety of oneself and others
• Part of the Central Adelaide Local Health Network

• I worked 8-10 hrs shifts in a fast-paced environment managing acute and life-threatening illness under supervision
• I also had a responsibility to lead, teach and help medical students and interns
• Management of patient in Resuscitation Bays
• Management of patient in Fast track
• Teaching of students
• Presentation of patients during handover

• Areas of focus during consultation were chronic fatigue, auto immune diseases as well as women’s health
• This role required an enormous amount of patience, humility and a holistic approach
• Consulting, formulating a management plan and arranging a follow up plan for patients
• Listening intently, counselling, reassuring
• Making appropriate referrals
• Collaborating with other teams’ members and other general practitioners and other allied health
• Presenting cases and teaching

• Managing all acute sports injuries during home and away games for under 18 boys and girls
• It involved referrals and following up their management plan from specialist and adhering to them
• Management of concussions
• Teamwork

• Company Overview: Affiliated with University of Botswana
• During COVID 19 I found myself working in Botswana and a third world country for the first time since graduating from Monash University
• I worked in a centre which is mainly dedicated to management of patients with COVID
• I rotated in General medicine, Pediatrics and ICU
• Affiliated with University of Botswana

• This is when I started showing interest in Sports medicine
• I was under the tutelage of Assoc
• Prof
• Julien Freitag
• Learnt about stem cells therapies and other therapies such as platelet rich plasma for injuries

• My rotations included Rehabilitation, Emergency, and general medicine nights
• One of the highlights is caring for amputees and collaboration with other allows health staff in management of patients
• Teamwork
• On call

• As part of internship, I rotated to Bendigo Health in 2016 to complete my general medicine term
• I excelled in the term that some of the registrars recommended and pointed out that I would excel as a future physician
• My rotations were general medicine, rehabilitation with palliative care, emergency medicine and intensive care team

• One of the roles which has moulded me into the doctor I have become
• Under supervision all the time
• Completed an Emergency, General Practice, General Surgery and Rehabilitation and General Medicine terms
• The role, because it was rural, it forced me to mature into an independent junior doctor quicker due to the nature of supports available