Professor Tchoyoson Lim (MBBS, FRCR, MMed Diagnostic Radiology) is a Senior Consultant diagnostic clinical neuroradiologist and Professor at Duke-NUS Graduate Medical School. He graduated from the National University of Singapore in 1988, was awarded Fellowship of the Royal College of Radiologists, UK and Master of Medicine (Diagnostic Radiology) NUS in 1995, and was Visiting Fellow at the University of California at San Francisco.

He has co-authored 100 manuscripts and 6 book chapters on clinical neuroimaging research using CT and MR imaging techniques. He has held various research grants and patents and sits on journal editorial boards and reviews for research grants and medical ethics IRB.

Professor Lim holds/has held portfolios including Academic Vice-Chairs of Education and Research in Duke-NUS Singhealth Radiology ACP, Secretary of the Singapore Radiological Society, President of the College of Radiologists Singapore, Chief Examiner, Diagnostic Radiology, Deputy Chief Examiner of Royal College of Radiologists/Master of Medicine (Diagnostic Radiology), various External Examiners and Visiting Professors. 

Professor Lim is Core Faculty, Member of Residency Advisory Committee, Course Director Advanced Neuroradiology Course, Faculty FRCR Preparatory Course, has co-mentored 2 PhD students and won several teaching awards.

Professor Chan Ling Ling graduated from the National University of Singapore, and completed local Diagnostic Radiology specialist training and clinical neuroradiology fellowship at M. D. Anderson Cancer Center, Houston Methodist and Texas Children Hospitals in Houston, Texas. 

Professor Chan is a Senior Consultant in Diagnostic Radiology, Singapore General Hospital (SGH), and a Professor at the Radiological Sciences and Neuroscience Academic Programmes, SingHealth-Duke-NUS. Over the years, Dr Chan has distinguished herself as a Neuroradiologist by helming regular Neurology, Neurosurgery, Orbital X-Ray Conferences and various Tumour Boards on campus. 

She works closely with the clinical team, translating novel and cutting-edge neuroimaging techniques to address clinical problems. Professor Chan was Director of Clinical Services and Neuroradiology in Diagnostic Radiology, and its current Research Director. Professor Chan is a Clinician Scientist Senior Investigator Awardee and leads a Neuroimaging research programme focusing on chronic neurodegenerative disorders. Additionally, she has more than 170 peer-reviewed publications in refereed journals, 2728 citations, an H index of 32, and has won 41 scientific awards either as PI or supervisor. 

Professor Chan is passionate about teaching and research, having mentored over 70 junior staff and local and international students. Additionally, she is an Examiner at the annual MMed – FRCR 2B Examinations. She serves on the Research Training Review Panel under the Ministry of Health, SGH Grant Review Committee, Editorial Board of the Annals Academy of Medicine (Singapore), Singapore Radiological Society, and Singapore Chapter of the ISMRM. Professor Chan is also the Scientific Chair of the Asian-Oceanian Congress of Neuroradiology 2023.

Associate Professor Anil Gopinathan has over 16 years of experience in the field of interventional radiology. He has been working with National University Health System (NUHS) as an interventional radiologist since 2010 and has previously worked as an honorary Consultant Radiologist at the Leeds Teaching Hospitals, United Kingdom. He has performed several hundreds of peripheral vascular and body interventions (including liver transplant-related interventions, Y90 radioembolisations and thermal ablations for various malignancies). His special interest is in minimally invasive neuro-vascular therapies (for ischemic stroke, brain aneurysms and vascular malformations). He established the in-house neurointerventional service at National University Hospital (NUH). He has successfully rolled out some of the latest endovascular treatments viz intrasaccular flow disruption and acute flow diversion for brain aneurysms, embolisation therapy for chronic subdural hematoma, intra-arterial chemosurgery for retinoblastoma, and dural venous sinus stenting for idiopathic intracranial hypertension etc.

A/Prof Anil is involved in various research projects and has 121 scientific publications to his credit, including 86 journal articles in Medline-indexed journals of repute (45 of these are as lead/last/corresponding author). He regularly reviews manuscripts for well-known journals like Cancer Imaging, European Radiology, AJNR etc. He is also actively involved in undergraduate and postgraduate education. Between 2011-2016, he served as core faculty for the NUHS-Radiology residency programme. He has also organised several conferences and workshops related to endovascular/ interventional radiological treatments in Singapore. For his keen interest in teaching and domain expertise, he frequently appears as an invited speaker at various regional and international conferences.

Mr Abdul Syafiq is a Senior Radiographer at Singapore General Hospital (SGH) from the Radiography Department. Syafiq holds a Masters of Science in Medical Imaging (Interventional Radiology) from the University College Dublin (Ireland) and has been working in SGH since 2014. Syafiq participates in many IR case types, but takes an interest in advanced imaging techniques in IR including, cone beam computed tomography (CT) and hybrid-CT imaging. Syafiq is currently the IR modality operations lead within the department, and also a council member on the 64th executive council in the Singapore Society of Radiographers (SSR). Syafiq is also an advocate and active participant in facilitating and educating junior staff members in the team.

Dr. Alvin Soon is a Consultant Radiologist at Tan Tock Seng Hospital with clinical interest in Head and Neck Imaging. His practice includes advanced imaging in the Head and Neck region as well as diagnostic and interventional ultrasound of the head and neck. Dr. Soon is also a clinical tutor and examiner at the Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine, Singapore.

He also has interests in imaging informatics (RIS/PACS), artificial intelligence and radiomics in radiology, and minimally invasive treatments of the thyroid gland. When he is not practicing radiology, he is partial to fine wines.

Dr Amit obtained his post graduate degree from Fellow of Royal College of Radiologists, UK, in 2007. He did his advanced speciality training in Singapore from 2008 to 2010. He joined the Head and Neck subsection in 2011, and is been working since.

Currently he is a senior consultant in Radiology department, Tan Tock Seng Hospital, Singapore. He has contributed in numerous research publications, book chapters and research activities. He has spoken in local and regional Radiology meetings, and is actively involved in teaching medical students and resident doctors.

Ms Azizah is a Senior Principal Radiographer in Singapore General Hospital (SGH) from the Division of Radiological Science, Radiography Department. She is also the current Vice President for the Singapore Society of Radiographers (SSR), the Deputy Director of Radiography and Nursing Research for RADSC ACP, and the SingHealth Radiography Research Community of Practice. She graduated with a Masters of (Applied Science) Sonography from Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) Melbourne Australia and also holds a Master in Clinical Investigation from NUS. She has been with SGH for over 17 years. Her main interests are ultrasound and radiography and has engaged in many research projects in SGH and with the SSR.

Ms Chan Wai Yee has been serving patients for more than 20 years.

Born in Hong Kong, where she reads nursing at Kwong Wah Hospital, further expanded her horizon with a Master’s in Nursing from University of Newcastle, Australia.

Wai Yee has been on the Singapore Nursing Board register since 1995. Found her passion in neuroradiology nursing and started to take over the realm as nurse manager since 2008. Beside comforting patients, setting lines for patient undergoing diagnostic imaging, Wai Yee is a highly skilled scrub nurse in the interventional suite. Anticipating interventionist request before it is asked. Wai Yee finds satisfaction when she reviews her patient after the intervention is done. It is this passion that keeps her going in this field. Wai Yee is interested in developing nursing theories that is able to see patients from all aspects of the paradigm.

In studying and formulating her theories, it is Wai Yee’s hope that patients will be the ones that deeply benefit from all her work.

Clin. Assistant Professor Charlene Liew, FRCR, is a senior consultant radiologist and Director of cardiothoracic imaging at the Department of diagnostic radiology, Changi General Hospital (CGH). She underwent internship and residency training at Changi General Hospital, Singapore General Hospital, KK Women and Children’s Hospital, National Neuroscience Institute and the National Cancer Center from 2007-2014. After being conferred the Fellowship of the Royal College of Radiologists, United Kingdom in 2012, she continued her HMDP fellowship training in cardiothoracic radiology at the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Boston and the Brigham and Women’s hospital, Boston and was a Harvard Medical School research fellow in cardiac MRI imaging, developing deep learning techniques of image acquisition. She has received several awards in education, innovation and research at the regional and international level. She serves in several radiology leadership positions, including the College of Radiologists Singapore, Chapter Chair of Diagnostic Radiology, Chairman of RADII: the AI and Informatics subsection of the Singapore Radiological Society, the Asian Society of Cardiovascular Imaging EXCO and the RSNA Educational Abstracts Informatics Subcommittee. Her interests are in Artificial Intelligence applied to Healthcare, Explainable AI, and the Future of Work.

Dr Chia (MD) is a consultant neurointerventional radiologist, Clinical assistant Professor at Duke-NUS Medical School and Deputy Director of Neuroradiology and Neurointerventional Radiology at the Singapore General Hospital. He has a keen interest in neurointerventional radiology, particularly in acute ischemic stroke and aneurysm treatments. Dr Chia graduated from Cornell University with a Bachelor of Science (Summa Cum Laude) in Electrical and Computer Engineering as well as Masters of Electrical Engineering under the Defence Science and Technology Agency overseas scholarship. He received his medical degree from the Duke-NUS Medical School under the Shaw Foundation scholarship and was the class valedictorian. He was awarded the Seah Cheng Siang gold medal in internal medicine. Dr Chia served as the chairman of the Singapore Medical Association (SMA) doctors in training committee and was a council member. He is the founding and past president of the Duke-NUS medical alumni.

Dr Chong Le Roy is a Senior Consultant, Department of Radiology, Changi General Hospital.

He completed fellowship training in musculoskeletal imaging and MRI research at the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York, as well as a fellowship in spine imaging and intervention at the Seoul National University Hospital in South Korea.

Dr Chong’s area’s of expertise includes magnetic resonance imaging, which is inclusive of proficiency in optimising MRI scan protocols and parameters as well as technical aspects and the physics behind MRI. He also has an interest in interventional procedures of the musculoskeletal system and spine, and routinely performs various diagnostic and therapeutic image-guided procedures such as biopsies, nerve blocks and vertebroplasties.

Denise is the President of the Singapore Society of Radiographers and the Singapore representative of the International Society for Radiographers and Radiological technologists (ISRRT).

She is a senior radiographer at National University Hospital (NUH) from the Department of Diagnostic Imaging. She graduated with a Masters of Science in Ultrasound from University College Dublin (Ireland) and has been working at NUH for 12 years. Denise performs general, paediatric and vascular ultrasound scans and has a special interest in musculoskeletal (MSK) ultrasound. She currently is the ultrasound section lead in the department and also trains juniors in basic and advanced ultrasound techniques. Denise also specialises in the use of the EOS low dose X-ray system at NUH for dedicated long film scoliosis and lower limb 2D and 3D imaging. She also retains a keen interest in intra-operative radiography.

Dr Dinesh is working as a Senior Consultant in the Department of Diagnostic radiology at Khoo Teck Puat Hospital, Singapore. He is the clinical lead for neuroradiology subsection and is the deputy for MR imaging. He has completed working HMDP fellowship in Neuroradiology at Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham, UK. He is clinical lecturer with Yong Loo Ling School of Medicine and is core clinical faculty and physician faculty for NHG Diagnostic radiology residency program. He has authored 6 book chapters, over 25 papers in peer reviewed journals and has numerous presentations in local and international radiology conferences. He has keen research interests and has on-going research collaborations in the field of dementia imaging and care. He is a sports enthusiast and an avid fan of Chelsea football club.

Dr Elizabeth Cheong is a diagnostic radiologist in Singapore General Hospital (SGH). She received her undergraduate degree from the National University of Singapore, and obtained her Fellowship of the Royal College of Radiologists and Masters of Medicine (Diagnostic Radiology) in 2017 after completing 5 years of specialist training with SingHealth Diagnostic Radiology Residency Program. Her interests are in body and ultrasound imaging.

Dr Emma Lee is a Senior Resident from the SingHealth Diagnostic Radiology Residency Programme with subspeciality interests in Chest and Body imaging. She graduated from Imperial College London School of Medicine in 2015 and obtained her FRCR/MMed (Diagnostic Radiology) in 2020. Outside of clinical work, Emma has an interest in medical education for medical students and juniors in her Residency Programme.

Dr Geoiphy George Pulickal is a Senior Consultant and clinical lead for Head & Neck imaging at the Department of Diagnostic Radiology, Khoo Teck Puat Hospital, Singapore. He completed his speciality training in Diagnostic Radiology in 2013 (Singapore) and his Head & Neck Imaging fellowship from Northwick Park Hospital , London in 2017.

He is a Clinical Faculty & content expert at the Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine, Singapore. His clinical and research interests lie in Head & Neck oncology and Otology. In 2021 he authored “Temporal Bone Imaging Made Easy” a radiology textbook under Springer Publications.

Dr Gideon Ooi obtained his specialist qualifications in Diagnostic Radiology from the Royal College of Radiologists and National University of Singapore in 2017. Following that, he completed a second specialisation in Nuclear Medicine in 2020 to become among a handful of dually-accredited Diagnostic Radiologist and Nuclear Medicine Physician. He has research interests in Oncologic Imaging, Theranostics and Molecular imaging as well as Imaging Informatics and Artificial Intelligence in medical imaging. He co-leads the radiological aspects of a Singapore Lung Cancer Screening Study (SOLSTICE).

He is a Core Faculty member of the Nuclear Medicine Senior Residency Programme and a Clinical Instructor with Duke-NUS Medical School. He is also part of the executive committee of Singapore Radiological Society.

Dr Goh Lin Wah ( MBBS, FRCR, M.Med Diagnostic Radiology) is a consultant radiologist at Khoo Teck Puat Hospital (KTPH). She graduated from the National University of Singapore in 2008, was awarded Fellowship of the Royal College of Radiologists, UK and Master of Medicine (Diagnostic Radiology) from NUS in 2013. Dr Goh has a subspecialty interest in Head and Neck Radiology. She underwent a HMDP fellowship at the University of Toronto in 2017 and trained mainly in the Princess Margaret Cancer Centre. She obtained a European Board in Head and Neck Radiology Diploma in 2018. She has presented posters at both local and overseas conferences, published articles and a book chapter. Dr Goh is also responsible for reporting the dental cone beam CT studies in KTPH.

She has attended reporting sessions with the dental radiology fellows in the University of Toronto. In 2021, she obtained a postgraduate diploma in cone beam CT reporting from King’s College London. Dr Goh is interested in medical education and also serves as a clinical lecturer for the Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine.

Dr Hou Wenlu is a diagnostic radiologist in Singapore General Hospital, sub-specialising in neuroradiology. She has a keen interest in advanced MRI techniques and the application in neuro-oncology.

Dr Joanna Pearly Ti is a Senior Consultant Neuroradiologist and has been working at the National Neuroscience Institute since 2016. She graduated from the Royal College of Surgeons, Ireland/Penang Medical College in 2003. She completed radiology training in Dublin, Ireland in 2010, followed by fellowship appointments in both Interventional Neuroradiology at the University of Illinois, Chicago and Diagnostic Neuroradiology at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Chicago.

Dr Ti has an interest in vascular disorders of the brain, including aneurysms and acute stroke. She is a Clinical Assistant Professor at Duke-NUS Medical School and her published works are primarily related to stroke and neurovascular disorders.

Dr Ti is one of few interventional neuroradiologists in Singapore providing 24/7 endovascular therapy support to stroke physicians. She is a strong advocate for dedicated stroke units with rapid access to thrombolysis/thrombectomy. The goal of the NNI team include ongoing clinical service improvement and providing an environment to develop novel and innovative treatments for victims of stroke in Singapore.

Dr Goh graduated from the National University of Singapore in 1991, and obtained his Radiology degree from the Royal College of Radiologists (UK) in 1999. He did a fellowship at The University of Iowa with Professor Wendy Smoker. He is currently the section chief for head and neck Radiology in Tan Tock Seng Hospital, Singapore, working closely with his head and neck colleagues in Medical and Radiation Oncology and in Surgery. Dr Goh is also a visiting consultant to Singapore General Hospital in head and neck radiology. His interests include cancers of the nasopharynx, larynx and hypopharynx, sinonasal imaging and the temporal bone, with publications on various aspects of head and neck radiology, and book chapters in head and neck radiology.

Dr Goh has contributed to radiology education in Singapore and internationally, and has spoken and taught at regional and international meetings, including the American Head and Neck Society, European Head and Neck Society, Erasmus MRI course and Asia-Oceania Congress of Neuroradiology. He was a founding member of the Annual Residents FRCR 2B preparation course, and is currently a member of the residency teaching program.  He also contributes to medical student education in radiology.

Dr Kei Pin Lin is a Senior Consultant Radiologist in Singapore.

Dr Khoo Hau Wei is an Associate Consultant Radiologist at Tan Tock Seng Hospital, with subspecialty interest in Head and Neck Imaging. He is actively involved in medical education and is a Core Clinical Faculty Member of the National Healthcare Group (NHG) Diagnostic Radiology Residency Programme.

Associate Professor Kelvin Loke graduated from National University of Singapore and trained in clinical nuclear medicine (diagnostic and therapeutic) at the Department of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging, Singapore General Hospital. Appointed clinical associate professor at Duke-NUS Medical School, Director of Functional and Molecular Imaging, Radiological Sciences ACP and past Chairman, Chapter of Nuclear Medicine Physicians, College of Radiologists Singapore.

He has a keen interest in nuclear medicine therapeutics, in particular, the radionuclide treatment of rare diseases like paediatric neuroblastoma, neuroendocrine tumours and advanced thyroid cancer. The Professor also has clinical research interest in translating new nuclear medicine probes from the bench to bedside and promoting radionuclide therapies such as Yttrium-90 microsphere therapy within the local population of Singapore.

Dr Lawrence Quek, Senior Consultant, Department of Diagnostic Radiology, Tan Tock Seng Hospital. He obtained his medical degree from Flinders University of South Australia. Dr Quek underwent radiology training in Singapore and became a fellow of Royal College of Radiologists. He also obtained Master of Medicine (Radiology), National University of Singapore (NUS).

Subsequently, he did his Fellowship training in interventional radiology in Royal Perth Hospital, Australia, and also qualified as Fellow of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists.

As a practicing interventional radiologist, he has diverse interests in vascular, oncology, and musculoskeletal (MSK) disciplines. In the vascular field, he actively practises femoropopliteal as well as below the knee and ankle interventions. Beyond peripheral vascular work, he is well-versed in both conventional and advanced aortic interventions such as fenestrated TEVAR and EVAR as well thoracic aortic arch branch use. In interventional oncology, he started and is primarily responsible for the radioembolization program in his hospital. He also performs cementoplasty in both spine and pelvic MSK interventions.

As an educator, he is an adjunct Assistant Professor in Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine, Nanyang Technological University, teaching body imaging. He is also a senior clinical lecturer with Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, NUS.

Assistant Professor Lee Yien Sien is a Senior Consultant and Deputy Head, Head of Women’s Imaging, Breast Imaging and BMD services at the Department of Diagnostic and Interventional Imaging, KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital. She obtained MBBS from National University of Singapore and FRCR (UK) in 2006. She completed her observership at MD Anderson Cancer Centre in Houston, Texas in 2009. Her clinical and research interests include CESM, breast interventional procedures and gynaecological malignancies.

Dr Lim Kheng Choon is a consultant radiologist with the Department of Diagnostic Radiology in SGH and is currently the Deputy Director of Neuroradiology and Head & Neck Radiology section. His subspecialises in neuroradiology, with special interests in neuro-oncology and advanced MRI techniques. He has held various appointments such as Department Quality Officer, Deputy Director of Clinical Operations and Deputy Director of MRI service. He was also the recipient of the Singhealth Publish! Award (Outstanding) and previously won 2nd Prize in Singhealth Duke-NUS Research Team Award. Dr Lim graduated from Duke-NUS Graduate Medical School in 2011 and obtained his FRCR and Master of Medicine (Diagnostic Radiology) in 2015. In 2016, he was appointed as Chief Resident of the Singhealth Diagnostic Radiology Residency and joined SGH in 2017 after completing his training.

Dr Low Ying Liang is a Consultant Radiologist in NUH with broad interests in Neuro, Head & Neck, and Body Imaging. Beyond Radiology, he also has a keen interest in Public Health and Comparative Effectiveness Research, and is partial to French wines.

Dr Luke Toh is Senior Consultant Radiologist and administers the Department of Diagnostic and Interventional Imaging at KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital (KKH) Singapore. He is also visiting consultant with the Department of Vascular and Interventional Radiology at the Singapore General Hospital. Fellowship trained in Paediatric Interventional Radiology at the Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto, Canada, and thereafter spending two months on observership at the Boston Children’s Hospital, he has a special interest in the management of vascular malformations and has been part of the multidisciplinary team at KKH managing these.

He has been an active member of the Society of Pediatric Interventional Radiology (SPIR) since 2011. Dr Toh has served as country representative and executive committee member for Singapore on Asia Pacific Society of Cardiovascular and Interventional Radiology (APSCVIR) since 2014, introduced a regular section on paediatric intervention bridging the SPIR with APSCVIR. He also serves on the outreach committee of APSCVIR to promote IR to the region.

Dr Salah is currently working as a consultant with a subspecialty interest in neuroradiology at Sengkang General Hospital (SKH). He has completed the Singhealth Diagnostic Radiology Residency Programme and has overall 10 years of work experience in multiple Radiology Departments across Singapore. Dr Salah is keen to pursue a career in Diagnostic Neuroradiology and is interested in General and Neuroradiology education, running the plain film and CT audit and feedback programme at SKH.

Dr May Lim is a diagnostic radiologist in Singapore General Hospital (SGH). She received her undergraduate degree from the National University of Singapore, and obtained her Fellowship of the Royal College of Radiologists and Masters of Medicine (Diagnostic Radiology) in 2020 after completing 5 years of specialist training with SingHealth Diagnostic Radiology Residency Program. Her interests are in Neuroradiology and Head and Neck Imaging.

Dr Lee is the Orbital Track Lead in the AOCNR —SGCR WIRES 2023.

She works as Consultant Radiologist in Singapore General Hospital (SGH) Neuroradiology. Her expertise is in Head and Neck Radiology and her research interests include MR imaging of endolymphatic hydrops in Meniere’s disease and other vertigo associated inner ear pathology. She also has special interests in temporal bone and head and neck oncologic imaging.

Dr Niketa Chotai is the Director and Co-Founder of Breast Imaging Essentials. She is a Consultant Breast Radiologist at RadLink Diagnostic and Imaging Center and a Visiting Consultant at TTSH. She is currently the Chair of Breast Subsection of the Singapore Radiological Society. 

After MD, DNB from India, she practiced as a Consultant Radiologist for many years in India. She then pursued FRCR from the UK and Advanced Specialist Training (AST) from Singapore, and then breast imaging fellowship from the University of Toronto, Canada.

Dr. Chotai is actively involved in various research activities and has published many peer-reviewed journals articles. She is the author of the popular book Breast Imaging Essentials: A Case Based Review, published by Springer-Nature. She is a regular invited faculty in various regional and international breast conferences. 

Dr. Chotai is as passionate about teaching as she is about learning. Over the past 5 years, she has been regularly running various courses and workshops on breast imaging and intervention predominantly in South Asia and Southeast Asia with over 3000 participants from 25+ countries across 5 continents; mainly via www.breastimagingessentials.com platform. Recently, she has conducted an “Online Mammography Bootcamp with AI”, a first of its kind in this region that was attended by nearly 100 participants from 20 countries. 

Dr Ooi Shin Yin is a year three Singhealth Radiology resident. Her educational background includes fellowship in Radiology (FRCR UK) and MRCS (RCSI).

Dr Rahul Lohan is a Senior Consultant at the Department of Diagnostic Imaging, NUH. He has been working as an interventional radiologist since 2014.

He completed fellowship training in interventional radiology at St George’s Hospital in London and Tan Tock Seng Hospital in Singapore. His clinical interests lie in peripheral vascular interventions and interventional oncology.

Dr Rebekah Lee is a radiologist in Singapore General Hospital (SGH). She received her undergraduate degree from the National University of Singapore in 2017 and subsequently obtained her Fellowship of the Royal College of Radiologists and Masters of Medicine (Diagnostic Radiology) in 2021. She has a keen interest in body imaging and resident education.

Dr. Chen is trained in both Neuroradiology and Emergency Radiology, where he was a fellow and subsequent staff at Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard Medical School.

He is board certified in the USA with a Certificate of Added Qualification (CAQ) in Neuroradiology and is currently the Director of Neuroradiology at SGH. His interests include all facets of neuroimaging, resident/fellow education, operations, and wellness.

Dr Saravana Kumar is a consultant at the Department of Neuroradiology, National Neuroscience Institute and a Clinical Assistant Professor at Duke-NUS Medical School. He is a specialist in and practices both Diagnostic and Interventional Neuroradiology.

Dr Wong is a young interventional and diagnostic neuroradiologist with a passion for endovascular treatment of ischemic and hemorrhagic strokes.

Dr. Sumeet Kumar is a Senior Consultant, Department of Neuroradiology, at the National Neuroscience Institute. She obtained her medical degree and radiology board certification from India, qualified her FRCR from the UK, completed her advanced specialist training in radiology in Singapore and obtained the European Diploma in Neuroradiology (Zurich).

She has a special interest in imaging in dementia, normal pressure hydrocephalus, and brain tumors; and in the utilisation of advanced MRI techniques in clinical practise. Dr. Kumar organized the prestigious and the very successful 15th NNI Advanced Neuroimaging Course in Singapore in October 2015 and the online 20th NNI Advanced Neuroimaging Course in October 2021. She is an invited speaker at several international meetings and courses including the prestigious European Course of Neuroradiology and European Society of Radiology. She is an adjunct Assistant Professor at Duke-NUS Medical school.

Dr Tang is a paediatric radiologist with keen interest in neuroimaging. She is a graduate of the National University of Singapore, a Fellow of the Royal College of Radiologist and has a Masters in Diagnostic Radiology. She learnt the finer points of paediatric imagining in University of California San Francisco, completed e a mini-fellowship in neuroradiology at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Centre, a visiting fellowship at Athinoula A. Martinos Center for Biomedical Imaging and has completed the Khoo Clinical Scholar’s Program. Her projects have resulted in better co-operation from children during MRI scans resulting in less requirement for repeated sequences. She has also improved the workflow for paediatric patients undergoing MRI with Ultrafast MRI.

Dr Tang is actively involved in education and has won Outstanding Faculty (Residency) RADSC ACP Education Award as well as the RadSci ACP Programme Excellence Award for application of best practices in education philosophies.
As Director of Paediatric Imaging, she oversees the paediatric imaging service, ensuring value driven care and timely imaging for patients while optimising staff deployment.

Mr Tay Yi Xiang is a principal radiographer in the radiography department at SGH. He specializes in general radiography modalities and has a special interest in clinical education. He completed his Masters in Diagnostic Imaging from Sheffield Hallam University, United Kingdom, in 2016 and is currently a PhD candidate at University College Dublin, Ireland.

Yi Xiang is a clinical educator at the Radiography Department and associate faculty at the Singapore Institute of Technology. He is currently a member of the Association for Medical Education in Europe (AMEE) Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Committee and the Academy of Medical Educators, United Kingdom.

He is a passionate educator who presents and publishes regularly. He was recently awarded the Outstanding Young Educator Award at the AMEI Golden Apple Awards 2022.

Dr Teoh is currently a senior consultant in Changi General Hospital and is also the Radiology planning lead for the eastern general hospital. Previously, he was the director of ultrasound in Changi general hospital and the core faculty for ultrasound in SingHealth radiology residency.

His academic and speciality interest are in hepatobiliary imaging, contrast enhanced ultrasound and trauma imaging. He had published in journals such as ultrasound in obstetrics and gynaecology, clinical radiology, clinical imaging and annals of Medicine, Singapore

Clinical Assistant Professor Too Chow Wei is a Senior Consultant, Department of Vascular & Interventional Radiology, Singapore General Hospital (SGH). He is an Interventional Radiologist with interest in Interventional Oncology, Palliative and Musculoskeletal Procedures. He is currently the Deputy Head of the Department of Vascular and Interventional Radiology and the Director of Interventional Radiology Operations at SGH.

Dr Lim graduated from the National University of Singapore in 1985 and went on to specialize in Radiology and later Neuroradiology & Neurointervention; establishing the latter service at the Singapore General Hospital, (SGH). At SGH he is Deputy Head Acacademic and was the immediate past Director of Neuroradiolgy and Head and Neck Radiology and immediate past Programme Director for the SingHealth Diagnostic Radiology Residency. He is the current Director of the Singapore General Hospital, Post Graduate Medical School (July 2021). Dr Lim holds concurrent appointments as Visiting Consultant at the National Heart Centre, Changi General Hospital, KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital, National Neuroscience Institute and National University Hospital and is also Associate Professor at Duke-NUS Medical School and NUS YLL School of Medicine Singapore. He is past President of Singapore Radiological Society (2006 – 2009), previous Treasurer of the Asian Oceanian Society of Radiology and serves in the Executive committees of the AAFITN, SNVIS and is a member of the WFITN. His current clinical and research focus are in Neurointervention and Vessel Wall imaging.

Dr Yan Yet Yen is a diagnostic radiologist with training in the field of musculoskeletal radiology and musculoskeletal intervention. Dr Yan received his medical degree from the National University of Singapore, Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine in 2008 and obtained his Master of Medicine (Diagnostic Radiology) and membership of the Royal College of Radiologists in 2015. Dr Yan obtained his specialist accreditation for Diagnostic Radiology in 2017. In 2020, he completed a one year musculoskeletal radiology fellowship in Vancouver General Hospital in association with University of British Columbia, Canada. He is a Clinical Assistant Professor of Duke-NUS Radiological Sciences ACP. Dr Yan is also a member of International Skeletal Society and Asian Musculoskeletal Society.

Dr Yan has clinched a few research grants and has written multiple papers and book chapters. He is also an invited speaker internationally and locally. Dr Yan is active advocate of postgraduate medical education, quality improvement projects and research.

Dr Yu is the Head of department and senior consultant in Neuroradiology at the National Neuroscience Institute. She completed her neuroradiology fellowship at The National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery, Queen Square, UK.

Dr Yu is passionate about teaching and is Core Faculty in Radiology residency, Programme Director for Diagnostic Neuroradiology Fellowship at NNI, and Member of the Residency Advisory Committee. Her medical education interests include team based learning and innovations in teaching.