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Singapore

JUMPstart (Joint University Medtech) Programme, is Singapore’s only University accelerator for regulated Medical Devices.Founded by the three largest local universities, NTU, NUS, and SUTD, and supported by the Singapore Government’s economic development agency, Enterprise Singapore, we provide comprehensive support to pre-start-ups and start-ups from the universities across business and product development.

Singapore

The Singapore-Stanford Biodesign(SSB) Programme aims to train and nurture the next generation of medical technology innovators for Singapore and Asia. It is a joint partnership between the Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR), the Economic Development Board (EDB) and Stanford University. • Developed strategic partnerships with local and international clinical, educational, industry, innovation and government institutions to support the overall Singapore Biodesign… Show more The Singapore-Stanford Biodesign(SSB) Programme aims to train and nurture the next generation of medical technology innovators for Singapore and Asia. It is a joint partnership between the Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR), the Economic Development Board (EDB) and Stanford University. • Developed strategic partnerships with local and international clinical, educational, industry, innovation and government institutions to support the overall Singapore Biodesign Fellowship Programme• Defined clear metrics and reporting requirements for the Stanford Biodesign Affiliate board; derived actionable insights to measure impact, which helped drive the programme to attain the prestigious Affiliate status in March 2021 Show less

Singapore

JUMPstart is a joint NUS-NTU biomedical product development and commercialization program, drives academic research to impactful commercial projects through an integrated product and business development approach.• Forged partnerships with various Innovation Ecosystem Partners (entrepreneurial leads, commercialisation team, subject matter experts, technology vendors and startups) to align with the JUMPstart programme• Built up the JUMPstart community from scratch; created visibility… Show more JUMPstart is a joint NUS-NTU biomedical product development and commercialization program, drives academic research to impactful commercial projects through an integrated product and business development approach.• Forged partnerships with various Innovation Ecosystem Partners (entrepreneurial leads, commercialisation team, subject matter experts, technology vendors and startups) to align with the JUMPstart programme• Built up the JUMPstart community from scratch; created visibility and awareness of the programme through the organisation of a series of outreach events, creating opportunities for exposure for JUMPstart teams to seek funding• Identified and scouted for technologies/projects of high value and commercialisation potential within or affiliated to NUS as candidate projects to incubate in the university’s medical technology incubator• Worked closely alongside MedTech industry experts to develop business plan, funding strategy and define exit strategy• Managed all operational aspects of the programme including tracking of teams’ outcomes on a consolidated dashboard, funding requirements, budget and assisting during the audit process Show less

MyStAT's core product is an innovative wearable device for detection of stroke onset in high risk patients.A large population of stroke victims miss the golden period of treatment, resulting in decreased chances of full recovery and increase in complications, if not death. MyStAT helps patients detect and obtain life-saving treatment within the golden period, increasing their chances of recovery and survival.• Co-developed the IP which resulted in a provisional patent

• Enrolled in a highly competitive programme with intensive, hands-on training on medical device innovation• Trained by Stanford University in the process of Biodesign; f2 provisional patents filed for treatment of aberrant nerve in-growth in the spinal disc; 1 provisional patent filed for stroke detection• Examined clinical needs within Singaporean and regional healthcare settings. Participated in clinical immersions at Stanford Hospital (USA), Awal Bros Tangerang (Indonesia)… Show more • Enrolled in a highly competitive programme with intensive, hands-on training on medical device innovation• Trained by Stanford University in the process of Biodesign; f2 provisional patents filed for treatment of aberrant nerve in-growth in the spinal disc; 1 provisional patent filed for stroke detection• Examined clinical needs within Singaporean and regional healthcare settings. Participated in clinical immersions at Stanford Hospital (USA), Awal Bros Tangerang (Indonesia), Pertamedika Sentul Indonesia), and Tan Tock Seng Hospital (Singapore) • Analysed project risks from a holistic perspective, including intellectual property, regulatory, reimbursement and financing aspects Show less

Spearheaded new areas of business, covering the full spectrum of web, mobile, digital and social media channels.

Led the South-East Asia fulfilment and project team (design, development, project management, social media) alongside the account servicing team. Collaborated with cross-functional Heads of Departments to ensure timely delivery of regional projects.

Singapore

Singapore

• Planned and managed a nationwide initiative for General Practitioner clinics to be IT-enabled, resulting in sharing of medical records with the national health records• Led and successfully implemented MOH’s Community Health Assistance Scheme (CHAS) within budget and project schedule• Did a landscape study of the Home Care sector, and co-developed the national IT roadmap for the Home Care sector• Championed the usage of the company’s Knowledge Management System and… Show more • Planned and managed a nationwide initiative for General Practitioner clinics to be IT-enabled, resulting in sharing of medical records with the national health records• Led and successfully implemented MOH’s Community Health Assistance Scheme (CHAS) within budget and project schedule• Did a landscape study of the Home Care sector, and co-developed the national IT roadmap for the Home Care sector• Championed the usage of the company’s Knowledge Management System and achieved 100% usage with relevant department users• Established close ties with key stakeholders from other ministries and agencies across the Healthcare industry from Singapore and various countries (eg. Denmark, UK, New Zealand) Show less

• Analysed and mapped out the Home Nursing Foundation's daily operations to map out potential gaps where IT can improve the efficiency of the organisation.• Strategised and drew out the initial draft for nationwide IT infrastructure for homecare.