Siki graduated in 1974 from the University of Natal, South Africa and spent the next three years working at King Edward VIII hospital, one of the largest teaching hospitals in the Southern Hemisphere. Siki covered most medical disciplines with a bias towards anaesthetics, ICU and Cardiothoracic Surgery.

Siki migrated to Australia in 1978 with his wife, Dr Sarah Seedat, and commenced work in a country hospital in South Australia. They we Read More...

Siki graduated in 1974 from the University of Natal, South Africa and spent the next three years working at King Edward VIII hospital, one of the largest teaching hospitals in the Southern Hemisphere. Siki covered most medical disciplines with a bias towards anaesthetics, ICU and Cardiothoracic Surgery.

Siki migrated to Australia in 1978 with his wife, Dr Sarah Seedat, and commenced work in a country hospital in South Australia. They were the only two doctors responsible for all medical problems presenting to the hospital including major road and farm trauma, obstetrics including caesarean section, paediatric emergencies, ICU and general medical practice.

In 1985 they moved to Brisbane and spent the next few years in Logan Village where they managed their own practice.

Siki moved to Garden City Medical Centre in 2007, attracted by the opportunity to join a dedicated group of Doctors whose shared value is to provide excellent medical care to their patients and mutual respect and trust between Doctors.

At present Siki’s medical focus is on Mental Health, Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation, Pain Management and Chronic Disease Management.