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Address and Contact Persons of Cluster / HAHO Human Resources Offices Cluster Hospitals / Institutions Contact Person Post Title Address Tel. No. Fax No. HKEC CCH, PYNEH, RHTSK, Ms Maggie CHEUNG SHRM Human Resources Services Centre 2595 6977 2505 3257 SJH, TWEH, WCHH Ms Clara LEUNG HRM(C&B) Hong Kong East Cluster 2595 6478 2/F, Multicentre Block C Pamela Youde Nethersole Eastern Hospital 3 Lok Man Road Chai Wan, Hong Kong HKWC DKCH, FYKH, GH, Ms Vivian HO SHRM(MP&HRS) Human Resources Services Centre 2855 3037 2819 4158 MMRC, NLH, QMH, Ms Vanessa YIM HRO(HRS) Hong Kong West Cluster 2855 3183 TYH, TWH Room 205, 2/F, Administration Block Queen Mary Hospital, 102 Pok Fu Lam Road Hong Kong KCC BH, BTS, HKE, KH, QEH, Ms Blanche LEE HRM(BA) Human Resources Division 2958 8894 2958 8928 RC Kowloon Central Cluster Room 104, 1/F, Block S Queen Elizabeth Hospital 30 Gascoigne Road Kowloon KEC HHH, TKOH, UCH Richard TO (UCH) HRM United Christian Hospital : 3513 4720 3513 5627 Percy CHENG (TKOH) HRM Human Resources Division 2208 0328 2274 4525 Ms Anna HO (HHH) HA(CA)/HRM 130 Hip Wo Street 2703 8064 2703 8028 Kwun Tong Kowloon HR Offices.doc Cluster Hospitals / Institutions Contact Person Post Title Address Tel. No. Fax No. KEC Tseung Kwan O Hospital : (cont’d) Human Resources Department G/F, 2 Po Ning Lane Tseung Kwan O Haven of Hope Hospital : Human Resources Department 8 Haven of Hope Road Tseung Kwan O KWC CMC, KCH, KWH, OLMH, Manfred LAW HRM/Team Head(B&C) Cluster Human Resources Division 2990 3574 2990 3519 PMH, WTSH, YCH Jeffrey TONG HRM(B & C)2 Kowloon West Cluster 2990 3309 Room 001, G/F, Block J Princess Margaret Hospital 2 - 10 Princess Margaret Hospital Road Kowloon NTEC AHNH, BBH, FH, NDH, Ms Winnie LEUNG Clerk I (HR) Human Resources Section 2632 2651 2636 4144 PWH, SH, SCH, TPH Ms Lorraine MOK Clerk I (HR) New Territories East Cluster 2632 2994 2632 4531 Mrs Kitty MA AHRM(HR) 1/F, Block B, Staff Quarters 2632 2652 2648 4591 Prince of Wales Hospital 30-32 Ngan Shing Street Shatin, New Territoties . NTWC CPH, POH, SLH, TMH Ms Zoey LEUNG AHRM(S&OD) Cluster Human Resources Division 2468 6043 2461 2396 New Territories West Cluster Rm 1317, 13/F, Staff Quarters Tuen Mun Hospital Tuen Mun, New Territories HR Offices.doc Cluster Hospitals / Institutions Contact Person Post Title Address Tel. No. Fax No. HAHO* - Ms Hilda MAK AHRM(CS) Central Services Division 2300 6723 2895 5095 Hospital Authority Head Office Room 409S, HAHO Building, 147B Argyle Street, Kowloon * For doctors previously worked in the HA Head Office HR Offices.doc .

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