I am a Senior Clinical Research Fellow in the Population Health Research (PHR) unit at the Singapore Eye Research Institute (SERI), and an Adjunct Associate Professor at Duke-NUS Medical School. In this role, I manage multiple research projects, supervise several Clinical Research Coordinators, Research Assistants and students, and maintain a leadership role within the unit. I am actively involved in project management, budgetary management, ethics submissions, data analysis, paper writing and grant writing. In addition, I develop and set up innovative projects in patient-reported outcome measure (PROM) testing in SingHealth working with collaborators in eye and other fields. I am also a co-founder and director of the spin-off company, PROMinsight, with my mentor Prof Ecosse Lamoureux. PROMinsight creates comprehensive and sophisticated measurement tools that allow researchers, healthcare professionals and industry partners to effectively assess the impact of eye disease, vision impairment and treatments from the patient’s perspective.My research interests lie in measurement of patient-centred outcomes such as quality of life and health literacy in vision and diabetes, development of outcome measures using modern psychometric theory, item banking, computerized adaptive testing, and utilities. I have extensive experience in the development, validation, and implementation of patient-reported outcome measures and am keen to share this knowledge across professions.