Certificate in Clinical Supervision (Accelerated)

As one of SkillsFuture fellows, Heidi demonstrates strong commitment towards lifelong learning and developing the skills of others. With more than 20 years of experience as an Occupational Therapist (OT), Heidi holds senior clinical and education leadership roles and appointments at TTSH, in addition to her faculty role at SIT. She was instrumental in setting up the SIT clinical educator appointment system and the development of the “I am a Clinical Educator (ICE)” workshop for SIT-appointed clinical educators in 2017. Her curiosity in the science of teaching led her to complete the Master’s in Health Professions Education at Maastricht University in 2022.

Clinically, Heidi specialises in medico-legal functional capacity evaluations, Return-to-work (RTW) service development and workplace disability management. She was the principal investigator in a Ministry of Manpower (MOM)-funded study on the effectiveness of hospital-based RTW coordinators in 2012 and had collaborated closely with Workplace Safety and Health Council on the “RTW coordination in Singapore- A guide for public hospitals” to support the roll out of the national RTW programme in 2017. She is a Certified Disability Management Professional with the National Institute of Disability, Management and Research.

Hwee Kuan is a clinician educator with more than 20 years of physiotherapy practice. Academically, she has been a teaching faculty at SIT since 2015 and also enthusiastically engaged in post-professional physiotherapy education.

To further equip her role as a clinician educator, Hwee completed a Master of Health Professions Education at Maastricht University in 2017. Administratively, Hwee has been leading the training and staff development for Singapore General Hospital’s Physiotherapy Department since 2013. Her key responsibility is to build a training framework that complements the competency framework and the career path for SGH physiotherapists.

Hwee Kuan is also the Clinical Education Lead for SGH Allied Health Professional since 2016, where she oversees all Allied Health PECT-funded clinical attachment programmes in SGH campus.

Li Hoon oversees the training and development needs of Radiographers and Radiography students’ clinical placement at Sengkang General Hospital. She is an Associate Faculty for both SIT and Parkway College, and she represents the Radiography profession in AHPC as a council member.

Her keen interest in teaching and learning has led her in furthering her studies in Clinical Education as a part-time student, and she attained a Master of Science in Clinical Education from the University of Edinburgh.

Li Hoon’s keen interest in developing Allied Health Professionals has also landed her in the role of Vice Chair (Wellness, Educator & Professional Development), College of Allied Health, SingHealth.

Lawrence has more than 20 years of experience as a medical social worker and a trained systemic psychotherapist. He is an experienced health professional educator with a Master's in Health Professions Education from MGH Institute of Health Professions.

He was the Education Lead of Care and Counselling Department from 2012 to 2021 at Tan Tock Seng Hospital and played a key leadership role in the Allied Health Education taskforce.

Lawrence encouraged mutual and tacit learning among allied health professionals through leading the formation of Community of Educators (adapted from Community of Practice). He also co-led an interprofessional faculty team to develop the Coaching Tools for Clinical Educators workshop at NHG college.

Caroline has two decades of clinical experience in women's and pelvic health physiotherapy. Since 2009, she has been actively involved in training and development, which has led her to take up the role of Education Lead of the Physiotherapy Department at KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital in 2017.

As a firm believer in lifelong learning, Caroline seeks to foster personal and professional growth. After obtaining a Master of Physiotherapy in Women’s Health from Melbourne University, Caroline continues to pursue a Master in Health Professions Education from Maastricht University to advance her skills in training, development, and educational leadership.

Caroline is also an associate faculty for the Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT), teaching and facilitating modules on topics in physiotherapy across the lifespan, as well as professionalism and ethics. Additionally, since 2021, she has been the adjunct lecturer for the Master of Clinical Psychology at James Cook University on Interprofessional education and collaboration (IPE and IPC) with fellow IPC team to showcase the value of IPE in clinical settings.

Caroline's commitment to advancing health profession education extends to her role as a Vice Chair in the SingHealth College of Allied Health, where she provides support in the field of Rehabilitation Sciences.