The Protem Committee was elected by a group of 15 Emergency Physicians meeting on 20 July 2006 at the Lee Kong Chian Room, Basement, Academy of Medicine, Singapore, 142 Neil Road, Singapore 088871.
Designation | Name |
Chairperson | Prof V. Anantharaman |
Vice Chairperson | A/Prof Eillyne Seow |
Secretary | A/Prof Goh Siang Hiong |
Members | Dr Francis C Y Lee |
Dr Shirley Ooi Beng Suat | |
Dr Evelyn Wong |
Standing (L-R) Dr Mark Leong Kwok Fai, Dr Mohan Tiruchittampalam Seated (L-R) Clin A/Prof Shirley Ooi Beng Suat, Prof Venkataraman Anantharaman, Dr Goh Siang Hiong Absent with apologies A/Prof Eillyne Seow
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Designation | Name |
Chairperson | Prof V. Anantharaman |
Vice Chairperson | A/Prof Eillyne Seow |
Secretary | A/Prof Goh Siang Hiong |
Members | Dr Mark Leong Kwok Fai |
A/Prof Shirley Ooi Beng Suat | |
Dr Mohan Tiruchittampalam |
Designation | Name |
President | Prof V. Anantharaman |
Vice President | Clinical Prof Goh Siang Hiong |
Secretary | A/Prof Lim Swee Han |
Treasurer | Dr Lee Wee Yee |
Members | Dr Peng Li Lee |
A/Prof Eillyne Seow | |
A/Prof Mohan Tiruchittampalam |
Designation | Name |
President | A/Prof Eillyne Seow |
Vice President | A/Prof Leong Kwok Fai, Mark |
Secretary | Dr Teo Han Jie |
Treasurer | Dr Kuan Win Sen |
Members | A/Prof Mohan Tiruchittampalam |
A/Prof Peng Li Lee | |
A/Prof James Kwan | |
Co-opted Members | Prof Goh Siang Hiong |
Dr Lynette Chung | |
Dr Tan Hann Yee | |
Designation | Name |
President | A/Prof Leong Kwok Fai, Mark |
Immediate Past President | A/Prof Eillyne Seow |
Vice President | A/Prof Peng Li Lee |
Secretary | Dr Teo Han Jie |
Treasurer | Dr Kuan Win Sen |
Members | A/Prof Ang Shiang-Hu |
Dr Cham Wai Ming, Gregory | |
Dr Wee Choon Peng Jeremy | |
Co-opted Members | Prof Goh Siang Hiong |
Dr Amila Punyadasa | |
Dr Lynette Chung | |
Dr Tan Hann Yee |
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The Crest has a central shield which upholds four perspectives that typify the Emergency Physician.
The Star of Life symbol has six points presenting Detection, Reporting, Response, On Scene Care, Care in Transit and Transfer to Definitive Care. The staff on the star represents Medicine and Healing.
The Tree of Knowledge signifies the need to nurture and grow the frontiers of knowledge, and use the knowledge wisely without misuse. The Scales represent balance and equality regardless of ethnicity, gender, religion or social status. The Atomic symbol reflects the need to explore the frontiers of Research in an environment of Academic Emergency Medicine.
The two young lions represent the hope for Singapore - both men and women to lead the push for better emergency care of patients and to lead the world in service, research and education.
The ribbon colours (Red with White lettering) reflect our national colours. Red symbolises universal brotherhood and equality. White symbolises pervading and everlasting purity and virtue.
The motto 'Saving Lives' is our core responsibility in the care of our patients.