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D5092 2010 年第43 期憲報第4 號特別副刊s. S. No. 4 to Gazette No D5092 2010 年第 43 期憲報第 4 號特別副刊 S. S. NO. 4 TO GAZETTE NO. 43/2010 註冊編號 姓名 註冊地址 資格性質 年份 Reg. No. Name Registered Address Nature of Qualification Year M02770 霍泰輝 新界沙田威爾斯親王醫院兒科學系 香港大學內外全科醫學士 FOK, TAI FAI 6樓 MB BS HK 1975 DEPT. OF PAEDIATRICS, 6/F, PRINCE OF WALES HOSPITAL, SHA TIN, N.T. M07157 霍偉豐 香港北角天后廟道214號瓊峰園 BChir Camb 1982 FOK, WAI FUNG D-1座7字樓 MB Camb 1983 WILSON BLOCK D-1, 7/F, KINGSFORD GARDEN, 214 TIN HAU TEMPLE ROAD, NORTH POINT, HONG KONG M13607 霍偉明 新界沙田大圍文禮閣1座7C室 香港中文大學內外全科醫學士 FOK, WAI MING ROOM 7C, BLOCK 1, MANLAI MB ChB CUHK 2001 COURT, TAI WAI, SHATIN, N.T. M11044 霍偉明 FLAT 27B, BLOCK 7, 香港中文大學內外全科醫學士 FOK, WAI MING CASTELLO, SHATIN, N.T. MB ChB CUHK 1995 JOSHUA M05346 霍慧涓 DEPT OF MB BCh Witwatersrand 1981 FOK, WEI GUEN ANAESTHESIOLOGY, PAIN MEDICINE & OPERATING SERVICES, 1/F, BLOCK S, UNITED CHRISTIAN HOSPITAL, 130 HIP WO STREET, KWUN TONG, KOWLOON M15544 霍泳珊 DEPARTMENT OF 香港大學內外全科醫學士 FOK, WING SHAN RADIOLOGY & IMAGING, MB BS (HK) 2007 ELAINE QUEEN ELIZABETH HOSPITAL, 30 GASCOIGNE ROAD, KOWLOON M11461 霍詠儀 UNIT 1801, 18/F, MIRAMAR 香港中文大學內外全科醫學士 FOK, WING YEE TOWER, 132 NATHAN ROAD, MB ChB CUHK 1996 TSIM SHA TSUI, KOWLOON M13397 霍奐雯 香港麥當勞道24號聚安樓10樓 MB ChB Otago 2000 FOK, WOON MAN 10/F, SILVERCREST, 24 MARGARET MACDONNELL ROAD, HONG KONG M15712 霍琬瑩 G/F, BLOCK A, PEONY 香港中文大學內外全科醫學士 FOK, YUEN YING GARDEN, #380 TUEN TSI MB ChB (CUHK) 2007 WAI, TUEN MUN, N.T. M05372 方玉輝 FLAT 22A, DRAGON COURT, MB BS Sydney 1983 FONG, BEN YUK 28 CAINE ROAD, MID- FAI LEVELS, HONG KONG M10355 方碧琪 新界屯門愛琴海岸8座27樓E室 香港大學內外全科醫學士 FONG, BIK KI FLAT E, 27/F., TOWER 8, MB BS HK 1994 AEGEAN COAST, TUEN MUN, N.T. M09994 方卓明 新界屯門稔灣村嘉財里68號2樓 香港大學內外全科醫學士 FONG, CHEUK 2/F., 68 KA CHOI LANE, NIM MB BS HK 1993 MING WAN VILLAGE, TUEN MUN, MRCP UK 1998 NEW TERRITORIES M11950 方卓瑩 九龍旺角亞皆老街124B號22樓C3 香港大學內外全科醫學士 FONG, CHEUK 室 MB BS HK 1997 YING CHERRY FLAT C-3, 22/F, 124B ARGYLE ST., MONGKOK, KOWLOON 2010 年第 43 期憲報第 4 號特別副刊 S. S. NO. 4 TO GAZETTE NO. 43/2010 D5093 註冊編號 姓名 註冊地址 資格性質 年份 Reg. No. Name Registered Address Nature of Qualification Year M03648 方志雄 九龍旺角彌敦道688號旺角中心 香港大學內外全科醫學士 FONG, CHI HUNG 1503B室 MB BS HK 1978 ROBERT ROOM 1503B, ARGYLE CENTRE, 688 NATHAN ROAD, MONGKOK, KOWLOON M12833 方子明 新界將軍澳新都城二期4座3樓C室 香港中文大學內外全科醫學士 FONG, CHI MING FLAT C, 3/F, BLOCK 4, MB ChB CUHK 1999 METROCITY PHASE 2, TSEUNG KWAN O, N.T. M02595 方展雲 九龍油麻地彌敦道363號恒成大廈 香港大學內外全科醫學士 FONG, CHIN WAN 908室 MB BS HK 1974 RM. 908, HANG SHING FRCS Edin 1979 BUILDING, 363 NATHAN RD., FRCS Glasg 1979 KOWLOON M13191 方靜嫺 新界沙田愉翠苑愉居閣2706室 香港中文大學內外全科醫學士 FONG, CHING FLAT 6, 27/F, YU KUI HOUSE, MB ChB CUHK 2000 HAN YU CHUI COURT, SHATIN, N.T. M15713 方靜雯 FLAT G, 35/F, BLOCK 7, PHASE 香港中文大學內外全科醫學士 FONG, CHING II, CHELSEA HEIGHTS, SHEK MB ChB (CUHK) 2007 MAN PAI TAU ROAD, TUEN MUN, N.T. M14523 方俊仁 FLAT B, 20/F, TOWER 5, 香港大學內外全科醫學士 FONG, CHUN YAN LAGUNA VERDE, HUNG MB BS HK 2003 HOM, KOWLOON M08747 方頌恩 香港中環畢打街1-3號中建大廈 香港大學內外全科醫學士 FONG, CHUNG 1617室 MB BS HK 1991 YAN GARDIAN ROOM 1617, CENTRAL MRCP UK 1995 BUILDING, 1-3 PEDDER FHKAM (Medicine) 1999 STREET, CENTRAL, HONG MD HK 2002 KONG M10625 FONG, COLIN 九龍藍田麗港城第25座4樓H室 MB ChB Otago 1986 FLAT H, 4/F, BLOCK 25, LAGUNA CITY, LAM TIN, KOWLOON M10987 方陽 香港中環利源東街9號利東大廈21 MB BS Monash 1994 FONG, FRANCOIS 樓 YEUNG 21/F, LI DONG BUILDING, 9 LI YUEN STREET EAST, CENTRAL, HONG KONG M08447 鄺建理 C/O MR BEN LO, MSI - MB BS Sydney 1988 FONG, GARRY PROFESSORAL SERVICES, KIN LEE PO BOX 79511, MONGKOK, KOWLOON M14021 方浩澄 新界沙田駿景園第3座15樓F室 香港中文大學內外全科醫學士 FONG, HO CHING FLAT F, 15/F., BLOCK 3, MB ChB CUHK 2002 ROYAL ASCOT, SHATIN, N.T. M15874 方晧暉 九龍何文田山道24號永安台17樓C 香港大學內外全科醫學士 FONG, HO FAI 座 MB BS (HK) 2008 DANIEL FLAT 17C, WING ON COURT, 24 HOMANTIN HILL ROAD, KOWLOON M14917 方瀚芝 香港薄扶林薄扶林道89號寶翠園第 香港大學內外全科醫學士 FONG, HON CHI 6座31樓C室 MB BS HK 2005 ANGIE FLAT C, 31/F, TOWER 6, THE BELCHER’S, 89 POK FU LAM ROAD, POK FU LAM, HONG KONG D5094 2010 年第 43 期憲報第 4 號特別副刊 S. S. NO. 4 TO GAZETTE NO. 43/2010 註冊編號 姓名 註冊地址 資格性質 年份 Reg. No. Name Registered Address Nature of Qualification Year M15714 房嘉略 FLAT A, 19/F, BLOCK 5, VISTA 香港中文大學內外全科醫學士 FONG, KA LEUK PARADISO, MA ON SHAN, N.T. MB ChB (CUHK) 2007 M12453 方家銘 九龍旺角洗衣街129至135號泰怡大 香港中文大學內外全科醫學士 FONG, KA MING 廈地下4B舖 MB ChB CUHK 1998 ADRIAN SHOP 4B, G/F, TAI YUE MANSION, 129-135 SAI YEE STREET, MONGKOK, KOWLOON M11847 方嘉頴 香港筲箕灣東旭苑東景閣2405室 香港大學內外全科醫學士 FONG, KA WING ROOM 2405, TUNG KING MB BS HK 1997 HOUSE, TUNG YUK COURT, SHAUKEIWAN, HONG KONG M06558 方嘉揚 香港中環皇后大道中33號萬邦行 香港大學內外全科醫學士 FONG, KA YEUNG 1613室 MB BS HK 1986 ROOM 1613, MELBOURNE PLAZA, 33 QUEEN’S ROAD CENTRAL, HONG KONG M09000 方其健 九龍深水埗巴域街51號地下 香港大學內外全科醫學士 FONG, KI KIN G/F., 51 BERWICK STREET, MB BS HK 1991 KENNETH SHAMSHUIPO, KOWLOON MRCGP 1999 M09600 方國華 SHOP 26, LEVEL 2, FANLING 香港大學內外全科醫學士 FONG, KWOK TOWN CENTRE, FANLING, MB BS HK 1993 WAH N.T. MRCP UK 2000 M15715 方廣偉 ROOM 2307, HONG TIM 香港中文大學內外全科醫學士 FONG, KWONG HOUSE, TSZ HONG ESTATE, MB ChB (CUHK) 2007 WAI TSZ WAN SHAN, KOWLOON M01267 方荔蘭 九龍美孚新邨蘭秀街46號G4樓 香港大學內外全科醫學士 FONG, LAI LAN 46G NASSAU STREET, 4/F, MEI MB BS HK 1967 LILLIAN FOO SUN CHUEN, KOWLOON MRCP Irel 1978 MRCP UK 1978 FFA RACS 1981 FFA RCS 1981 FANZCA 1992 FHKAM (Anaesthesiology) 1993 FHKAM (Medicine) 1993 M15716 方敏枝 ROOM 504, POK CHI HOUSE, 香港中文大學內外全科醫學士 FONG, MAN CHI POK HONG ESTATE, SHATIN, MB ChB (CUHK) 2007 N.T. M14533 方文聰 新界大埔新峰花園27座9C室 香港中文大學內外全科醫學士 FONG, MAN FLAT 9C, BLOCK 27, MB ChB CUHK 2003 CHUNG CLASSICAL GARDEN, TAI PO, N.T. M15229 方文麒 DEPARTMENT OF M&G, 香港大學內外全科醫學士 FONG, MAN KEI PRINCESS MARGARET MB BS HK 2006 HOSPITAL, N.T. M15054 方敏儀 新界石蔭邨勇石樓1907室 香港中文大學內外全科醫學士 FONG, MAN YEE ROOM 1907, YUNG SHEK MB ChB CUHK 2005 HOUSE, SHEK YAM ESTATE, KWAI CHUNG, N.T. M06740 方敏豪 香港地利根德里14號地利根德閣第 香港醫務委員會執照 FONG, MUN HO 1座16字樓A室 LMCHK 1988 16A TREGUNTER, TOWER 1, 14 TREGUNTER PATH, HONG KONG 2010 年第 43 期憲報第 4 號特別副刊 S. S. NO. 4 TO GAZETTE NO. 43/2010 D5095 註冊編號 姓名 註冊地址 資格性質 年份 Reg. No. Name Registered Address Nature of Qualification Year M08807 方乃聰 新界葵涌瑪嘉烈醫院道2-10號瑪嘉 香港中文大學內外全科醫學士 FONG, NAI 烈醫院兒科部 MB ChB CUHK 1991 CHUNG DEPT OF PAEDIATRICS, PRINCESS MARGARET HOSPITAL, 2-10, P.M.H. ROAD, KWAI CHUNG, N.T. M15545 方碧鎏 GROUND FLOOR, 43 TIN 香港大學內外全科醫學士 FONG, PIK LAU KWONG ROAD, KOWLOON MB BS (HK) 2007 M07248 方碧華 九龍尖沙咀柯士甸道西1號擎天半 香港醫務委員會執照 FONG, PIK WA 島1座39樓D室 LMCHK 1989 FLAT D, 39/F, TOWER 1, SORRENTO, 1 AUSTIN ROAD WEST, TSIM SHA TSUI, KOWLOON M05167 方平正 香港中環皇后大道中48號萬年大廈 香港大學內外全科醫學士 FONG, PING 1004室 MB BS HK 1982 CHING ROOM 1004, MANNING MRCP UK 1986 HOUSE, 48 QUEEN’S RD. FHKAM (Medicine) 1993 CENTRAL, HONG KONG FRCP Edin 1998 M14574 方秀儀 九龍深水埗大埔道72至74號海祥大 香港大學內外全科醫學士 FONG, SAU YEE 廈13字樓F室 MB BS HK 2004 FLAT F, 13/F, HOI CHEUNG BUILDING, 72-74 TAI PO ROAD, SHAM SHUI PO, KOWLOON M05287 方書國 新界元朗同樂街25-29號鴻福樓2樓 香港醫務委員會執照 FONG, SHU KWOK 4座 LMCHK 1984 FLAT 4, 1/F, HUNG FOOK BUILDING, 25-29 TUNG LOK STREET, YUEN LONG, N.T. M08241 方善德 FLAT C, 13/F, BLOCK 1, 香港大學內外全科醫學士 FONG, SIN TAK BALWIN COURT, 154-164 MB BS HK 1990 BENJAMIN ARGYLE STREET, KOWLOON M12347 方兆寅 2D, 1 WISTARZA ROAD, YAU 香港大學內外全科醫學士 FONG, SIU YAN YAT TSUEN, KOWLOON MB BS HK 1998 M01696 方泰山 九龍觀塘翠屏道寶佩苑C座2801室 MB BS Queensland 1969 FONG, TAY SANG 2801, BLOCK C, PO PUI COURT, TSUI PING ROAD, KWUN TONG, KOWLOON M15717 方婷 2/F, 13 TSING FUNG STREET, 香港中文大學內外全科醫學士 FONG, TING NORTH POINT, HONG KONG MB ChB (CUHK) 2007 M12273 方定國 新界屯門青山公路385號嘉喜大廈 香港大學內外全科醫學士 FONG, TING 地下11號C舖 MB BS HK 1998 KWOK SHOP 11C, G/F, KAI HEI LAND BLDG., 385 CASTLE PEAK ROAD, TUEN MUN, N.T. M04132 方道生 新界屯門青松觀道屯門醫院腦外科 香港大學內外全科醫學士 FONG, TO SANG DEPT. OF NEUROSURGERY, MB BS HK 1979 DAWSON TUEN MUN HOSPITAL, TSING CHUNG KOON RD., TUEN MUN, N.T. M06814 房子欽 九龍觀塘興業街29號添利工業大廈 香港醫務委員會執照 FONG, TSZ YAM 8樓A LMCHK 1988 8A, TIMELY FTY BUILDING, 29 HING YIP STREET, KWUN TONG, KOWLOON D5096 2010 年第 43 期憲報第 4 號特別副刊 S. S. NO. 4 TO GAZETTE NO. 43/2010 註冊編號 姓名 註冊地址 資格性質 年份 Reg. No. Name Registered Address Nature of Qualification Year M13052 方維浩 九龍何文田山道17號金百利大廈4 香港大學內外全科醫學士 FONG, WAI HO 樓A室 MB BS HK 2000 FLAT A, 4/F, 17 HO MAN TIN HILL ROAD, CANBURY COURT, HO MAN TIN, KOWLOON M16001 方蕙儀 新界荃灣荃灣中心重慶樓9字樓A 香港中文大學內外全科醫學士 FONG, WAI YI 座 MB ChB (CUHK) 2008 FLAT A, 9/F, CHUNG KING HOUSE, TSUEN WAN CENTRE, TSUEN WAN, N.T. M09602 方榮志 九龍油麻地加士居道30號伊利沙伯 香港大學內外全科醫學士 FONG, WING CHI 醫院內科部 MB BS HK 1993 DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE, QUEEN ELIZABETH HOSPITAL, 30 GASCOIGNE ROAD, KOWLOON M12102 方永毅 FLAT B, 28/F, TOWER 2, VISTA 香港中文大學內外全科醫學士 FONG, WING PARADISO, 2 HANG MING MB ChB CUHK 1997 NGAI STREET, MA ON SHAN, N.T. M09961 方日旭 九龍尖沙咀漢口道28號亞太中心 MB BS Sydney 1994 FONG, YAT YUK 1713室 MRCPsych 1999 SAMSON ROOM 1713, HK PACIFIC CENTRE, 28 HANKOW ROAD, TSIM SHA TSUI, KOWLOON M14022 方若君 九龍青山道66-74號9樓E室 香港中文大學內外全科醫學士 FONG, YEUK 9E, 66-74 CASTLE PEAK RD. MB ChB CUHK 2002 KWAN KOWLOON M15875 方婉琪 九龍黃大仙竹園北邨蕙園樓818室 香港大學內外全科醫學士 FONG, YUEN KI ROOM 818, WAI YUEN HOUSE, MB BS (HK) 2008 CHUK YUEN ESTATE, WONG TAI SIN, KOWLOON M03906 傅子真 九龍九龍塘義德道8號A3室 香港醫務委員會執照 FOO, CHI CHUN FLAT A3, 8 EDE ROAD, LMCHK 1980 KOWLOON TONG, KOWLOON M13882 傅志聰 九龍美孚新邨百老匯街34號D座8 香港大學內外全科醫學士 FOO, CHI CHUNG 樓 MB BS HK 2002 FLAT D, 8/F, 34 BROADWAY, MEI FOO SUN CHUEN, KOWLOON M14918 傅家聰 ROOM 311, KOWLOON 香港大學內外全科醫學士 FOO, KA CHUNG WEST REGIONAL POLICE MB BS HK 2005 HEADQUARTERS, 190 ARGYLE STREET, MONGKOK, KOWLOON M01091 傅鑑蘇 9, TAK KU LING ROAD, G/F, 香港大學內外全科醫學士 FOO, KAM SO KOWLOON CITY, KOWLOON MB BS HK 1966 STEPHEN M15230 傅邦彥 新界大圍富健街18號仁安苑13樓C 香港大學內外全科醫學士 FOO, KEVIN BONG 室 MB BS HK 2006 YIN 13C, UNION COURT, 18 FU KIN STREET, TAI WAI, N.T.
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