Meet the Doctors
Permanent On-Site Doctors
Dr. Greg Cleveland
MBChB (UCT), DCH (UCT), MFam. Med (UCT)Dr. Greg Cleveland graduated from UCT in 1992, and holds a Diploma in Paediatrics and a Master's in Family Medicine, both from UCT. He has been working in Family Medicine for 30 years.
Dr. Helen Hall
MBChB (UCT)Dr. Helen Hall graduated from UCT in 1986 and has been working in Family Medicine for 35 years.
Dr. Greg Jemmett
MBChB (UCT)Dr. Greg Jemmett is from Cape Town, and graduated with his MBChB from UCT in 2003. He sees the whole range of general practice, from acute emergencies to chronic disease management, as well as focusing on preventative medicine. His approach is patient-centred and empathetic, with a view to acknowledging the whole person amidst their health concerns.
Dr. Anneen Rodrigues
BSc, MBChB (Stellenbosch)Dr. Anneen Rodrigues graduated in 1993 from Stellenbosch University with a BSc and MBChB. She is a founding member of Longbeach Medical Centre, and a highly experienced GP whose patient care is guided by the enduring doctor-patient relationship. She has been working in Family Medicine for 33 years.
Dr. Blaise Witney
MBChB (Stellenbosch), Dip Fam. Med (UCT)Dr. Blaise Witney graduated with his MBChB degree from Stellenbosch in 2003. He holds a diploma in Family Medicine and Travel Medicine. He has a special interest in paediatrics, diagnostics and preventative medicine. He has been working in Family Medicine for 20 years.
Dr. Marais Conradie
MBChB (University of the Free State)Dr. Marais Conradie graduated with his MBChB degree from the University of the Free State in 2018. He completed his internship at Paarl Hospital and his community service in the general surgery department at Rob Ferreira Hospital. After gaining experience in private emergency care in South Africa and on a cruise liner in North America, Marais joined Longbeach Medical Centre as a general practitioner.
Dr. Tariq Salie
MBChB (UCT)Dr. Tariq Salie completed his Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery at the University of Cape Town in 2020. He completed his internship in Johannesburg at Helen Joseph and Rahima Moosa Mother and Child Hospitals, before returning to Cape Town for his community service year at Khayelitsha District Hospital and associated local primary care facilities. He had a brief stint working in private emergency units and volunteering at Victoria Hospital's Internal Medicine department before settling at the practice in July 2024.