Johanna Mosime

Ms Johanna Mosime is a seasoned healthcare professional and trained mediator with a strong academic foundation and a clear focus on resolving disputes in the health sector.

She holds an MBA, with research that culminated in her published work, Investigating the impact of medical malpractice litigation on healthcare delivery in Gauteng. Her clinical training includes a Bachelor’s degree in Nursing (BCur Education and Administration, University of Johannesburg), supported by diplomas in General Nursing, Midwifery, and Community Health from Chris Hani Baragwanath Nursing College—credentials that give her a practical, grounded understanding of the realities that often sit behind medical negligence and personal injury disputes.

Johanna completed Commercial and Health Sector Mediation training through the University of Cape Town (2016) and has continued to strengthen her dispute-resolution toolkit through further study, including Foundations of Medicolegal Practice (UCT/SAMLA) and the Art and Science of Negotiations (Wits).

Her mediation experience is rooted in medical negligence matters. Since 2019, she has participated in the SAMLA and Gauteng Department of Health medical negligence mediation project, serving in multiple roles—from observer to co-mediator, and ultimately as lead mediator. She also has the capability to mediate disputes involving medical aids and health insurance.

Johanna is affiliated with the South African Nursing Council (SANC), the South African Medico-Legal Association (SAMLA), Mediation Pan African (MPA), and the Institute of Directors in South Africa (IoDSA), and remains in good standing. In addition to her professional practice, she serves as an Independent Non-Executive Board Member for a non-profit organisation.