Malusi Mtetwa is a highly experienced operational paramedic with a diverse international background, having worked in South Africa, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar and currently Australia. Since 2006, he has held roles spanning operational, clinical, leadership, and emergency medical education capacities.
His career includes a notable position in the ICU ambulance service in Johannesburg, serving underserved populations. He provided critical care during the 2022 FIFA Soccer World Cup in Qatar in a high-pressure setting.
Education & credentials
Mtetwa holds advanced degrees from Durban University of Technology, with master's research examining work-related stress among paramedics. He maintains registration as a Paramedic in Australia and an Emergency Care Practitioner in South Africa, holding active membership in the Australasian College of Paramedicine.
Current contributions
Beyond clinical work, he serves as a Peer Support Officer and actively participates in peer review for paramedicine journals. His focus centres on research-driven systems development and workplace welfare advocacy within emergency medical services.
