Graduated in 2003 from medical school of National University
of Singapore, Dr Chin pursued her specialist training
locally and obtained her postgraduate qualification from
Royal College of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, United Kingdom
in 2008. She is a Fellow of the Royal College of
Obstetricians & Gynaecologists (UK) and a Fellow of the
Academy of Medicine (Singapore).
Having worked in KK Hospital for many years prior to setting
up her own practice, she has vast experiences in managing
various obstetric and gynaecological cases including
deliveries and gynaecological surgeries of different
complexity.
She has a special interest in minimally invasive surgery
especially advanced hysteroscopic surgery for which she did
her HMDP (human manpower development plan award) in Japan in
mid-2014. She is accredited for advanced minimally invasive
surgeries. She has extensive experiences in hysteroscopic
myomectomies.
She also takes an interest in pre-invasive diseases, for
which she obtained colposcopic and laser accreditations. She
set up the molar clinic for the KK hospital during her time
there to better look after the special needs of this group
of patients.
Apart from her clinical roles, she is passionate about
teaching and imparting clinical and surgical skills to the
juniors. She was appointed as clinical lecturer and MBBS
examiner at NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine and Clinical
Physician Faculty Member at SingHealth Residency Program as
part of her role to train future specialists. She is also
actively involved in clinical research. She has published on
several scientific journals and presented in many
international conferences. She is an editor to several
international journals.
Being a mother of three and having gone through both
caesarean and vaginal deliveries herself, she can closely
relate to her patients’ each and every experience. As each
pregnancy is unique, she believes in providing
individualised step-by-step care and holistic support for
all her patients.
Dr Chin delivers and operates at Thomson Medical Centre,
Mount Elizabeth Novena Hospital, Mount Elizabeth Orchard
Hospital, Gleneagles Hospital, Parkway East Hospital and
Mount Alvernia Hospital.
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