Clinical Psychologist

About Me

Beverly Slater is a member of PSYSSA (Psychological Society of South Africa), Neuropsychology SA, the HPCSA (Health Professions Council of South Africa), SACNA (South African Clinical Neuropsychology Association) and SAAsMA (South African Aerospace Medical Association).

Beverly completed her degree in 1998, after which she worked in diverse branches of her field. Starting her career as a school psychologist at Leicester Road Primary School, she then moved to Tara Hospital. At Tara, she spent two days a week at the Alex East Bank Clinic. Beverly then joined Tabitha Hume and Associates at The X-Clinic, where she was the resident psychologist working with eating disorders and women’s health issues. Beverly is currently in private practice. She is an affiliate of ICAS, Life Assist, where she assists in employee wellness. Field of study is in aviation psychology in the field of aerospace medicine and human factors. Doctorate involves working on a project with ATNS.

Beverly has a special interest in Aviation and Aeromedical Psychology, conducting Fitness to Fly assessments with pilots and cabin crew. This area of practice aligns with her doctoral research, undertaken in collaboration between Wits University and Air Traffic and Navigation Services (ATNS) as part of a dedicated research project.

She served as the ICAS South Africa (now Lyra Health South Africa) representative on the medical panel of a major South African bank for a period of 12 months. In this capacity, she contributed to the review and decision making of employee incapacity applications in collaboration with other medical professionals and key decision-makers from the organisation.

Beverly also has a strong interest in Neuropsychology and provides basic neuropsychological screening assessments using standardised test batteries to support clinical decision-making and care planning.

Beverly was part of the ICAS International specialist affiliate night team for the Middle East/Gulf operations.