Dr. Ethan Mokoena

Dr. Ethan Mokoena has over 21 years of experience in the medical field, specializing in General Medicine and Emergency Medicine. After earning his MBBS degree from the University of Lesotho, Dr. Mokoena began his career as a general practitioner before specializing in emergency care. Over the years, he has gained extensive experience in both inpatient and outpatient settings, providing life-saving interventions in critical and emergency situations. At Teyateyaneng Hospital, he serves as a senior physician, managing a wide range of emergency cases, from trauma and accidents to acute medical conditions. Dr. Mokoena is known for his quick decision-making skills, calm demeanor under pressure, and his ability to manage complex medical emergencies efficiently.

Dr. Mokoena has been involved in research projects that focus on improving emergency medical care in Lesotho. His research interests include trauma management, the early recognition of sepsis, and the development of protocols for handling medical emergencies in resource-limited settings. He has contributed to studies on pre-hospital care and emergency medical response systems in Sub-Saharan Africa, aiming to improve patient outcomes through better pre-hospital interventions and hospital preparedness. His findings have been published in local medical journals, and he has presented his work at regional medical conferences.

• Excellence in Emergency Care (2015)

• Best General Medicine Specialist (2018)

Dr. Ethan Mokoena has contributed to various research articles in the fields of General Medicine and Emergency Medicine. His work on trauma care, particularly in the context of limited resources, has been widely recognized. He has published studies on improving early detection of sepsis in emergency settings and the implementation of triage systems to optimize patient care in busy emergency departments. Dr. Mokoena’s work is regularly featured in Lesotho’s medical journals, where his findings are applied to improve local emergency medical practices. His ongoing research aims to enhance pre-hospital care and emergency preparedness across Lesotho and neighboring regions. He continues to collaborate with international medical bodies to bring best practices in emergency medicine to Sub-Saharan Africa.