Le Roux completed medical school in 2015, followed by internship and community service. Afterward, he spent three years working abroad on cruise ships.

During this time, the onset of Covid-19 led to an unexpected career shift. Le Roux transitioned into project management, overseeing the outfitting of a new cruise ship at the Fincantieri Shipyard. This role involved team management, budgeting, acquisitions, and planning—skills that piqued his interest in a completely new field.

Upon returning to South Africa in 2021, Le Roux set his sights on specialising in orthopaedics, only to realise how competitive and challenging the field can be. When things don’t go as planned, adaptation is key, and that’s exactly what Le Roux did.

While assisting in private practice, he saw an opportunity, which led to the founding of TSA (The Surgical Assistant). Initially a last-minute solution for slate cover, TSA has now evolved into a comprehensive platform that offers services such as elective slate bookings, skill upgrades for surgical assistants, and training opportunities for those pursuing specialisations.

With primaries, intermediates, and research experience under his belt, Le Roux is taking a unique, yet determined path toward becoming an orthopaedic surgeon.

Marketing, Partnerships & Strategy

Born and raised in the Eastern Cape, now living in Cape Town (but still loyal to the 043), AD is the engine behind The Surgical Assistant’s business development, marketing, and national growth.

After graduating from Stellenbosch University, his love for people and systems led him into the world of treasury outsourcing, where he joined a global industry leader. Today, outside of TSA, he works at a boutique advisory firm in Stellenbosch, building scalable, human-first solutions across multiple sectors.

Though not a doctor himself, AD is married to one—a paediatric registrar—which, in his words, gives him “partial rights to a medical opinion.”

For him, TSA is more than just logistics—it’s about people.

It’s about building a platform where healthcare professionals connect, learn, and grow together.

The 2024 launch of the TSA Academy brought that vision full circle: a place to not just find work, but to become great at your work. A place where mentorship, exam prep, and upskilling are accessible to any doctor, anywhere.

When he’s not solving healthcare problems or planning national expansion, you’ll find him travelling after the Springboks or with a beer around the braai—talking business, rugby, or both.

Robin lives and works in Cape Town, balancing her career with motherhood to a vibrant little girl. With a strong foundation in sales and marketing, she made a meaningful shift into the healthcare space, drawn by a passion for people and purpose.

At TSA, Robin is at the heart of expanding partnerships and nurturing connections across our national network. She thrives in environments that push her, believing growth happens just outside your comfort zone.

Working with The Surgical Assistant has given her the flexibility to pursue her passions — from painting to DIY projects — while staying close to what matters most: making a difference in healthcare.

Her motto? “I can do anything I put my mind to.”

Whether she’s deep in client strategy or on a hike with her family, that mindset fuels everything she does.

Based in Wellington, Elroy brings over six years of experience in sales, client service, and people-first communication. At TSA, he leads with empathy, efficiency, and a relentless focus on relationship-building.

From his early days as a contact centre agent and membership clerk, Elroy developed a deep understanding of what clients need — and how to deliver it with consistency and care. Today, he drives TSA’s growth by matching the right people to the right opportunities, and ensuring every surgeon and assistant feels heard, supported, and valued.

Elroy is passionate about results, but even more about service. He believes great business is built on trust, and he brings that belief to every conversation.

Outside of work, you’ll find him grounded in faith, active in his community, and staying fit through sports. His commitment to personal and professional growth makes him a vital part of TSA’s mission to transform healthcare from the inside out.