Haematology Senior Residency Programme

• Comprehensive training in clinical and laboratory haematology, including benign and malignant haematology, stem cell transplantation, thrombosis and haemostasis, laboratory haematology, transfusion and blood banking. Our broad casemix increases our residents' exposure to a wide spectrum of simple and complex haematology patients with both common and rare disorders.
• Structured educational programme that comprises:
• weekly didactic sessions with conferences, formal lectures and multi-disciplinary conferences
• clinical  experience,  including  in-patient  care,  consultations,  stem  cell transplantation and ambulatory clinics and (c) laboratory rotations including general and specialised haematology laboratory, transfusion, blood banking and stem cell laboratory.
  
• As a national programme, we leverage on the training expertise available at all three haematology institutions in Singapore - NUHS, SGH and TTSH. This provides trainees with a rounded experience in clinical and laboratory haematology. Intensive training in transfusion medicine is carried out at the health sciences authority transfusion centre.
• Opportunities for supervised research and participation in scholarly activities under guidance of research mentors.
• Excellent training environment with strong teaching culture and dedicated faculty teaching and supervision.

- Rainer Maria Rilke

"Haematology is a specialty that demands intellectual rigour fused with the passion for service running through one's veins. The Integrated Programme for Haematology provides senior residents with an ideal specialty training platform. It is a unique programme that allows broad exposure to various aspects of haematology through cross-cluster rotations across various institutions, harnessing each institution's strengths in blooding a well-rounded haematologist.

Being based at NUHS gives us access to world-class faculty who are always ready to guide us and contribute to our professional and personal development. We are also provided with many resources to tap on to further our interests, be it in research, medical education, or quality improvement projects.

The programme is an intense but fulfilling one with well-curated teaching sessions and rigorous clinical demands, which help mould us into better doctors and haematologists. We welcome new blood to our programme and guarantee a blast of a time!"

Programme Director
Dr Joanne Lee
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Programme Coordinator
Ms Ann Koh
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