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Dr. Sin is working as a critical care physician in Department of Intensive Care Medicine, Queen Elizabeth Hospital. He received his bachelor degree in 2005 from the Chinese University of Hong Kong, and accredited fellowship in Critical Care Medicine & Internal Medicine in 2012 & 2014 respectively.

Dr Sin is a medical simulation instructor and has made great efforts to professional healthcare education especially in intern training. He introduced a simulation-based training program to new interns of Queen Elizabeth Hospital in 2012, and has lead the team to become one of the designated training centres for all graduates since 2014. He is the program co-director of the Hospital Authority Central Intern Orientation Program & Intern Simulation Training Boot Camp, as well as a nominated member of the Intern Simulation Training Quality and Standards Group.

Dr. Sin’s special interests are Neurocritical care, trauma management, medical education and simulation development.

1. When Simulation Embraces Virtual Reality (VR): Examples Of Using VR In Medical Simulation Training

2. When Simulation Embraces Virtual Reality (VR): Examples Of Using VR In Medical Simulation Training

1. Symposium 1 - Virtual Reality In Healthcare - 14 May, 2019