Clinical Attachment (Clinical Observer)

Restricted Hands-on practice
- Clinical Observers are not allowed to be involved in direct patient care and are not allowed to make entries in patients' case notes or write prescriptions for patients
Maximum training duration is 6 months
Self-funding only
SGH-PGMI administrative fee (non-refundable) is applicable
SGH department training fee (non-refundable) is applicable
Temporary medical registration (Clinical Fellow) with Singapore Medical Council (SMC)
Successful training employment pass (TEP) application with Ministry of Manpower Singapore (MOM)
Malpractice indemnity cover from the Malpractice Protection Society (MPS)
Approval of applicant’s overseas training from any relevant governmental and institutional authorities in applicant’s country
Valid surgical and hospitalisation (including COVID-19 related) insurance coverage for stay in Singapore
Clearing of medical examination including a satisfactory report of Hepatitis B and C immune status (i.e. HBsAg, HBeAg and HB Ab, HIV infection and Tuberculosis) (to be conducted by SGH clinic before commencement of attachment), if applicable
Completed vaccinations for COVID-19 (including booster dose), Tdap and MMRV before attachment commencement
Eligibility criteria:
- Current & future employment
General requirements for Temporary Registration for training (required by SMC):
- A basic medical degree from an accredited medical university or medical school
- Passed the relevant national licensing examination in the country of conferment of conferment of basic degree, where applicable
- Evidence of at least 12 months houseman-ship / internship with a certificate of satisfactory completion of houseman-ship or equivalent
- Been registered as a medical practitioner in the country where he is currently practising
- Been certified to be of good standing by the Medical Council or the relevant national authority
  
  Note: The doctor should be in active clinical practice (and been registered as a medical practitioner in the countries of practice) for the 3 years preceding the application for medical registration in Singapore.