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Kong Bing completed his undergraduate medical studies in 1995. He went on to serve 1 year of House Officership in the Departments of Medicine and Paediatrics at the NUH and the Department of Orthopaedics at Alexandra Hospital.He then completed postings as a Medical Officer at the Department of Cardiovascular Medicine at the SGH, the Neurosurgery Department at the TTSH, and thereafter in the Singapore Armed Forces as his National Service. He joined the department as a Senior Tutor in April 99, and was subsequently appointed as assistant professor in 2004, after completion of his histopathology training. He is also involved in Medical and Pharmacy undergraduate teaching (tutorials and lectures) as well as tutorial planning. His current research interests are in the diseases of the skin and muscle. |
