Dr Ron

An accomplished ophthalmologist with a wealth of experience across Zimbabwe, Botswana, and South Africa, Dr Ron brings decades of surgical and clinical excellence to every patient he serves.

He holds a medical degree from the University of Zimbabwe and a Master of Medicine in Ophthalmology from the University of Cape Town. His distinguished credentials include Fellowships with the College of Surgeons of South Africa (1997) and the College of Surgeons of East, Central, and Southern Africa (2020).

Dr Ron further advanced his leadership expertise through the esteemed Physician CEO Program at Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management.

As the founding physician and director of The Eye Institute, he currently oversees ten eye units across Zimbabwe, driving his passion for accessible, high-quality eye care across the region.

Dr Kashmira Rawjee

Kashmira is a skilled and compassionate ophthalmologist based in Johannesburg, South Africa. A graduate of Wits University (MBBCh, 2011) and a Fellow of the College of Ophthalmologists (2022), she is known for delivering expert care with warmth and empathy.

Her clinical focus lies in anterior segment surgery, with particular interest in cataracts, glaucoma, and diabetic eye disease. Passionate about ocular microsurgery, Dr Kashmira continually updates her techniques to stay at the forefront of medical innovation.

Beyond the consulting room, she’s a proud mother who finds creative balance through contemporary dance, culinary exploration, and artistic expression; bringing a unique blend of precision and artistry to both life and medicine.

Dr Angelika Carey

Angelika finds deep purpose and fulfilment in helping patients regain their sight; bringing joy, confidence, and independence back into their lives. A thoughtful and conscientious surgeon, she earned her medical degree from the University of the Witwatersrand in 2012, followed by specialist training in ophthalmology in 2018, and completed her Fellowship in Ophthalmology with the College of Medicine of South Africa in 2023.

Her passion for accessible healthcare is evident in her volunteer work with cataract outreach programmes, where she provides life-changing surgery to patients in underserved areas.

Outside the operating room, Dr Carey is a mother of two boys and an avid animal lover. She channels her creativity through photography, sewing, and painting, reflecting the same care and precision she brings to her surgical practice.

Dr Ashvira Moodley

Ashvira is a dedicated general ophthalmologist with special interests in medical and surgical glaucoma, cataract surgery, and medical retina care. She earned both her medical degree and specialist ophthalmology training at the University of the Witwatersrand, achieving her Fellowship in 2019 and her Master of Medicine in 2020.

Renowned for her calm and compassionate approach, Dr Ashvira combines clinical expertise with a deeply patient-centred philosophy. Her commitment extends beyond the clinic—she plays an active role in registrar training and academic teaching, shaping the future of ophthalmology in South Africa.

Outside of medicine, she’s a proud mother of two and values quality time with family and friends, embracing balance in both her professional and personal life.

Dr Sachin Bawa

Sachin is a dedicated and approachable ophthalmic surgeon with over a decade of experience, specialising in cataract surgery, laser vision correction, and keratoconus treatment. Since 2014, he has completed advanced laser training at leading centres across Singapore, Denmark, India, and the United Kingdom—bringing global expertise to every procedure.

Deeply committed to mentorship, Dr Sachin actively trains junior surgeons in cutting-edge laser techniques, helping raise the standard of care across the region. His passion for equitable eye care is evident in his involvement with multiple foundations and outreach programmes aimed at reducing cataract-related blindness.

With each patient, Dr Sachin’s mission is simple yet powerful: to restore sight and elevate quality of life.