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Undergraduate<br />

Teaching Programme<br />

Singapore National Eye Centre is a major training<br />

centre for undergraduate ophthalmic education.<br />

We offer a comprehensive two-week clinical<br />

ophthalmology training programme for 4th<br />

year medical students. The aim is to provide<br />

a stimulating environment for learning with<br />

exposure to an extensive array of ophthalmic<br />

pathologies coupled with direct patient care.<br />

An enthusiastic and highly motivated teaching faculty,<br />

holding academic appointments from the National<br />

University of Singapore and Duke-NUS as well as<br />

visiting ophthalmologists holding part-time teaching<br />

appointments are involved in this teaching programme.<br />

Based on the students’ feedback and our past experiences,<br />

we constantly remodel and upgrade our programme to<br />

meet the learning needs of our younger generation.<br />

The programme encompasses the gamut of lectures, didactic/<br />

video teaching sessions, clinical attachments and skill transfer<br />

demonstrations.<br />

SKILL TRANSFER DEMONSTRATIONS<br />

There are small group sessions led by clinical instructors that<br />

focus on differential diagnosis, clinical examination skills, and<br />

the use of ophthalmic instruments. In this way, each student is<br />

exposed to major ophthalmic diseases, significant ophthalmic<br />

signs/symptoms, and obtains actual examination experience,<br />

all of which are useful in the practice of any medical specialty.<br />

On site exposure in the operating theatre is scheduled to<br />

enable students to observe the various types of ophthalmic<br />

surgeries.<br />

PERSONALISED CLINICAL TUTORIALS<br />

An added feature of this posting is the introduction of<br />

personalized clinical tutorials based on the eight lecture<br />

modules where patients with specific disease entities<br />

are featured.<br />

The students will be able to better correlate factual<br />

knowledge gained from didactic lectures to clinical<br />

signs demonstrated on a live patient. Their examination<br />

techniques can then be further refined.<br />

We invite applications for a two week<br />

clinical elective programme from local<br />

and overseas medical students and for a<br />

one-month Sub-internship from Duke-NUS<br />

medical students.<br />

Herein, the students are scheduled to our<br />

sub-specialty disciplines to gain more in<br />

depth knowledge of the subject:<br />

• Cataract and Comprehensive Ophthalmology<br />

• Cornea<br />

• Glaucoma<br />

• Oculoplastics<br />

• Paediatrics and Strabismus<br />

• Neuro-ophthalmology<br />

• Uveitis<br />

• Vitreo-retina<br />

Students who are interested in pursuing<br />

ophthalmology as a career can avail the<br />

chance of being a part of a high quality<br />

research project led by renowned vision<br />

scientists at our centre.<br />

A strong commitment to teaching by our teaching faculty<br />

assures that ophthalmic education is maintained as a top priority<br />

amidst the imperatives of patient care and research.<br />

NUS YONG LOO LIN<br />

SCHOOL OF MEDICINE<br />

Programme Director<br />

Adj Assoc Prof SEAH Lay Leng<br />

Adj Clinical Educators<br />

• Dr Anshu ARUNDHATI<br />

• Dr CHAN Tat Keong<br />

• Dr Sonal FARZAVANDI<br />

• Dr LOO Jing Liang<br />

Faculty<br />

• Prof WONG Tien Yin,<br />

Medical Director<br />

• Assoc Prof Ian YEO,<br />

Deputy Medical Director (Education)<br />

• <strong>SNEC</strong> doctors in the Clinical<br />

Faculty Scheme, NUS<br />

DUKE-NUS<br />

MEDICAL SCHOOL<br />

Programme Director<br />

Dr WONG Chee Wai<br />

Faculty<br />

All <strong>SNEC</strong> doctors in the<br />

Ophthalmology ACP Faculty<br />

appointment<br />

<strong>SNEC</strong> EDUCATION PROGRAMME BOOK 7

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