Dr Vincent Chan is a Consultant in the Department of Neuroradiology at the National Neuroscience Institute. His clinical work focuses on CT and MRI assessment of brain and spine disorders, including neurovascular, neuro-oncological, inflammatory, demyelinating and white matter disease.
Dr Chan was awarded the Health Manpower Development Plan (HMDP) fellowship by the Ministry of Health and completed fellowship training in advanced neuroimaging techniques relevant to clinical neuroradiology and pre-surgical planning in the U.S.A at Mayo Clinic, Rochester as well as Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston in 2025 and 2026.
His clinical and academic interests include translating advanced imaging into clinical practice, particularly pre-surgical neuroimaging, advanced MRI for neuro-oncology and neurovascular disease, and imaging support for neuromodulation. He has authored peer-reviewed publications and book chapters spanning neuroradiology, imaging-related innovation and medical education.
Dr Chan is actively involved in undergraduate and postgraduate medical education, teaching across Singapore’s three medical schools and contributing to the National Radiology Residency teaching programme. He also has an interest in medical education innovation and has led work on simulation-based training for radiology safety and education, including the development of a serious game for managing contrast media-related adverse events. He contributes to radiology informatics and imaging workflows through committee work relating to RIS and PACS.
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