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Testimonials

 

Dr Kuan Win Sen


Position: Associate Consultant

AST: 1 Jun 2007 – 31 Oct 2009


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  • Bountiful research opportunities in line with hospital agenda on becoming an academic medical center.
  • Allows activities with family (especially children) during non-shift times on weekdays.


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Dr Lau Thian Phey


Position: Registrar

Pre-BST: 1 Nov 2006 - 30 Apr 2007

BST: 3 Nov 2008 – 30 Apr 2009

AST: 2 Nov 2009 – Present


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  • A short 6 month posting in the Emergency Department of NUH had made a great impact in the way I practice medicine subsequently.
  • The department practices up to date, evidence based medicine, which is crucial for the best management of the patients and continuing education of staffs of various levels.


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Dr Zulkarnain Bin Ab Hamid


Position: Registrar

BST: 03 Nov 2008 - 01 Nov 2009

AST: 02 Nov 2009 – Present


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  • More than just the working environment, the presence of a training culture makes training in NUH ED conducive.
  • For someone who has been to other ED, I can say that the training program in NUH ED is superior - both in terms of quality and quantity.
  • No other discipline can promise the daily excitement that tests both brains and brawns (clinical and procedural skills).


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Dr Chai Chew Yian


Position: Registrar

BST: May 2009 - Oct 2009

AST: May 2010 - Present


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  • Early goal directed therapy, starting BiPAP for COPD patients are some of the qualities about this ED which I find very impressive.
  • NUH EM is indeed a good fusion of emergency medicine, critical care and observational medicine.
  •  Never a day where you go home learning nothing new.


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Dr Juliana Thay


Position: Registrar

BST: May 2009 - Oct 2009

AST: May 2010 - Present 


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  • Excellent, and possibly the best, teaching staff and program amongst the EDs in Singapore.
    There are only 2 groups of people who own the airway – the anesthetists and us. And we are right there when it happens!
  • The only ED which requires you to speak to the Chief for a MOPEX position before you apply; it’s that competitive!


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Dr Toh Hong Chuen


Position: Registrar

BST: Nov 2006 - Apr 2007


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  • the practice emergency medicine here is robust, innovative and certainly at the forefront.
  • the active discussions (and education) on the management of the patients on a day to day basis helps to sharpen one’s clinical judgment and skills, clarify concepts, and above all, fuels passion and thirst for the practice of emergency medicine.
  • if you ask me now where the best place to be trained in emergency medicine is, my answer will unequivocally be: Emergency Department of the National University Hospital


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Dr Paveena Gandhi


Position: Medical Officer Trainee

BST: May 2009 – Oct 2009


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  • NUHS ED has an excellent reputation for educating emergency physicians ready for both an academic and clinical career.
  • As an emergency physician, one is given the opportunity to help people through some of the most frightening time of their lives and to manage some of the most challenging clinical problems/circumstances.
  • Emergency medicine also allows one to have a good professional and personal life balance.


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Dr Derek Heng


Position: Medical Officer Trainee

BST: May 2009 – Oct 2009


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  • Being a tertiary hospital, the variety of cases presenting to NUH EMD includes renal med, oncology and other subspecialty cases.
  • The load is moderate and allows sufficient time for thorough discussions and acute management of cases, which further enhances the educational experience.


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Dr Kanwar Sudhir Lather


Position: Medical Officer Trainee

Pre-BST: Jul 2007 – May 2009

BST: May 2009 – Oct 2009


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  • The staggered shifts - with their clear on & off hours, infinite possibilities of clinical exposure - suit my need-for-speed-and-no-baggage-home credo. AND I get quality time for home & health.
  • Multiple research projects are underway and residents are actively encouraged to engage in original-/ ongoing research projects.
  • My seniors – Dr Shirley, Dr Manning, Dr Malcolm, Dr Suresh, Dr Lit Sin, Dr Li Lee and the team are a mother lode of knowledge, experience and humility. Each day spent working with them has enriched me – personally & professionally. The mood is relaxed on the worst of days!


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