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Associate Professor Raymond GOY
Program Director, NUHS Anaesthesia Residency Program
Consultant, NUHS Anaesthesia MBBS (Singapore), MMed Anaesthesia, FANZCA, FAMS
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Associate Professor Raymond Goy graduated from NUS Medical School in 1995 and obtained his postgraduate certification (Master of Medicine Anaesthesia, Singapore as well as Fellowship of the Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists) in 2003. He specializes in Obstetric Anaesthesia and has completed subspecialty training in King Edward Memorial Hospital, Perth Western Australia.
In addition to the appointment of Program Director, NUHS Anaesthesia, A/Prof Goy holds concurrent education appointments as Supervisor of Training for the MMed and FANZCA training program, & Director of Postgraduate Education for NUHS Anaesthesia. He participates actively in curriculum review under the Singapore Training & Education subcommittee, Specialist Training Committee as well as Curriculum Review Committee ANZCA.
A/Prof Raymond Goy has coordinated and directed many of the Anaesthesia teaching courses, including the Supervisors' courses. He has taught in every MMed Anaesthesia Primary & Final Examinations Preparatory Course since 2004 and participated in teaching trainees overseas as well.
His clear grasp of Basic & Clinical Anaesthetic principles and directed teaching methods won him accolades from anaesthesia trainees year after year. Help with complex anaesthesia related concepts is just an operating theatre away! He has personally mentored cohorts of Basic and Advanced anaesthesia trainees, striving to make differences in their professional development.
A/Prof Goy is also author & co-author of more than fifteen tier-1 and 2 international publications. His research interests include airway research, pain, innovative teaching methods and outcomes after anaesthesia and surgery. His research awards include the prestigious International Anaesthesia Research Society (IARS) poster awards, accolades from regional and local scientific conferences, Ministry of Health (Singapore) Healthcare Quality Improvement Fund and Health Science Research Awards.
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