• Infectious Diseases Senior Resident training under SingHealth• Senior Education Associate with Duke-NUS

• Completed Junior Residency under the SingHealth Internal Medicine Residency Programme• Rotated as a Medical Officer through Supportive and Palliative Care, Neurology, Emergency Medicine, Cardiology, Endocrinology, Medical Oncology, Haematology, Infectious Diseases, Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine• Awarded the NUS Junior Doctor Teaching Award (2019), SingHealth DukeNUS 2020 Medicine ACP Junior Educator Award for efforts and milestones in medical education• Awarded the 2021 NUS Medical Education Grand Innovation Challenge (MEGIC) Seed Grant ($1000), for Project Rapid Sequence Induction; The Emergency Medicine Board Game. The project subsequently moved on to attain Second Place in MEGIC 2021, among 8 finalists ($5000 award).• Nominated chief resident and trained under the SingHealth Residency Leadership Programme (SRLP) in AY22/23.

• Rotated as a House Officer through General Surgery, General Medicine, Renal Medicine, Gastroenterology and Hepatology, Geriatric Medicine.• Awarded the National Outstanding Post-Graduate Year 1 Award for excellent performance demonstrated during the first year as a House Officer.

As Staff Officer for Medical Training in the Navy Medical Service, I oversaw all medical training conducted within the Republic of Singapore Navy. During my year of service, I redesigned the medical training system for ORNS personnel, and was key to developing systemic linkages between the Navy Medical Service and the various flotillas, to optimize the use of naval platforms for training and operational medical support requirements. Other notable achievements include:• Course Commander for the 119th and 120th Underwater Medic Course• Course Coordinator for the Naval and Undersea Medical Officer Course• Coordinating Staff Officer for multiple In-Camp Trainings involving over 150 medically trained ORNS personnel, in a post-COVID era• Medical support for ongoing nationwide COVID-19 screening and vaccination efforts• Lead Author for the Medical Flotilla Training Manual - a onestop resource for medical training for all ORNS medical personnel in RSN

Interprofessional and intergenerational project aimed at linking student volunteers with at risk elderly, augmenting the hospital to home programme with FMCC SGH to reduce readmission rates and improve quality of life among elderly patients around SGH.

Director of a student-led project aimed at providing long term holistic care for elderly patients with high risks of readmissions, at the same time cultivating a spirit of community work in our youth.• Invited as a panelist for the Citizen's Jury for the War on Diabetes, 25 November 2017, to speak about community-led initiatives aimed at fighting chronic diseasesAwarded the following:• NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine Excellence Award 2017• North West WeCare Award 2017 by North West CDC• Singapore Patient Action Awards 2016 by Tan Tock Seng Hospital• Student Achievement Awards 2016 by National University of Singapore

Oversee the administrative and educational needs of the project including: • Volunteer and committee recruitment • Training doctrines, curriculum and courses• Alumni engagement and experience