Home to
practicing at the top of their license
to teach, to innovate, to push the frontier of care
key opinion leaders in their respective expertise
TRANSFORMING PATIENT CARE & SHAPING THE FUTURE OF SURGICAL TREATMENTS THROUGH RESEARCH, EDUCATION & CLINICAL INNOVATION SINCE 2012
Surgery ACP is home to more than 190 surgeons in 21 surgical specialties across 5 institutions (Singapore General Hospital, Changi General Hospital, KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital, National Cancer Centre Singapore and SengKang General Hospital). Together, we strive to continue driving impactful research, deliver state of the art, outcome driven care with a focus on safety and value for our patients, and be home to the best trained Surgeon.
Surgery Academic Clinical Programme (Surgery ACP) welcomes you!
Here at Surgery ACP, our aspiration is to create a community of Surgeons - practicing at the top of their license, Academicians - to teach, to innovate, to push the frontier of care & Leaders - key opinion leaders in their respective expertise.
We want to be known as a programme that distinguishes ourselves in providing value driven care, constantly innovating and pushing the frontiers of knowledge.
Surgery ACP is humbled to have a dedicated community of surgeons who collaborate across the cluster to advance Academic Medicine in the areas of Research, Education and Clinical Innovation.
Education - We are committed to train competent and excellent surgeons and in grooming the next generation of healthcare professionals for the benefit of our patients. We seek to transfer the best skills and techniques to the undergraduate students, Postgraduate residency trainees, Fellows from local and overseas institutions who have come through our doors.
Research - We hope to improve patient therapies with cutting edge technology, through initiatives in device development, health service research and development of clinician scientists.
Clinical Innovation - We endeavor to provide value driven care for our patients. Our initiatives include being the first local institution to implement the National Surgical quality Improvement Programme (NSQIP). The findings allow us to identify quality innovation projects to enhance the quality of surgical care for our patients.
We welcome on board like-minded partners to partner alongside us on this Academic Medicine Journey.
Assoc Prof Henry Ho Sun Sien, Academic Chair, Surgery ACP
