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Registration process for SingHealth Institutions Step 1: Registration for SingHealth Institutions is done through your respective HR Representative. The names of the representatives can be found below. Step 2: Confirmation email and more instruction on the Webinar will be provided to you upon approval. HR contacts for respective SingHealth Institutions: Institution Name Email address ALPS Pte Ltd Roy Lau [email protected] Changi General Hospital Linda Yong [email protected] KK Women’s and Children’s Faith Teng [email protected] Hospital Jonathan Lok [email protected] National Cancer Centre Singapore Joel Chua [email protected] National Dental Centre Singapore Lee Yin Ping [email protected] National Heart Centre Singapore HR, Training [email protected] National Neuroscience Institute Hazel Lim [email protected] Sengkang General Hospital Jenna Ong [email protected] SingHealth Community Hospital - Bright Vision Hospital - Shirley Tan - [email protected] - Sengkang Community Hospital & - Joyce Lim - [email protected] Outram Community Hospital Singapore National Eye Centre Carina Yeo [email protected] SingHealth HQ Tong Yi Kai [email protected] SingHealth Polyclinics Priscilla Soh [email protected] Registration instructions for Singapore General Hospital (SGH): Participation using SGH learning budget is via Division Heads’ nomination only. LCD, HR will collate nominations from Divisions and submit group registration to SHM secretariat For staff tapping on other sources of funding (eg. dept funds) or self-fund, staff must seek the necessary approval and register directly with SHMC Secretariat via SHMC website and indicate “Singapore General Hospital” as institution .

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