SpecialKids Child Health & Development Clinic
3.7
301 Upper Thomson Road, Thomson Plaza #02-02 Singapore, 574408
6451 0028
Ms Sharon Lam
Paediatric
Psychologist
Qualifications:
- Master in Health Science, MHSc (Hons), Australia
- Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, BA (Psych), Australia
Sharon is a trained child psychologist and a member of the Singapore Psychological Society. She has been an active member of the professional society since 2005 and served as the Honorary Secretary up till March 2021.
She received her initial training at the University of Sydney under the Programme of Psychology, followed by the completion of the Master's programme in Health Sciences with a speciality in Child and Adolescent Health at the same university.
With seven years of experience in a hospital setting, she has been a pioneer in the assessment of hearing-impaired children for their developmental and learning needs with the National Newborn Hearing Screening Programme and the National Cochlear Implant Programme from its inception till last year. She has also assessed and worked with children with a variety of special needs, including autistic spectrum disorders, attention-deficit/ hyperactivity disorders and learning disorders.
Sharon has a keen interest in research and her papers on child development and learning issues in hearing impaired children and children born to women with Systemic Lupus Erythematous were presented at the Asia Pacific Congress/Symposium.
Qualifications:
- Master in Health Science, MHSc (Hons), Australia
- Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, BA (Psych), Australia
Sharon is a trained child psychologist and a member of the Singapore Psychological Society. She has been an active member of the professional society since 2005 and served as the Honorary Secretary up till March 2021.
She received her initial training at the University of Sydney under the Programme of Psychology, followed by the completion of the Master's programme in Health Sciences with a speciality in Child and Adolescent Health at the same university.
With seven years of experience in a hospital setting, she has been a pioneer in the assessment of hearing-impaired children for their developmental and learning needs with the National Newborn Hearing Screening Programme and the National Cochlear Implant Programme from its inception till last year. She has also assessed and worked with children with a variety of special needs, including autistic spectrum disorders, attention-deficit/ hyperactivity disorders and learning disorders.
Sharon has a keen interest in research and her papers on child development and learning issues in hearing impaired children and children born to women with Systemic Lupus Erythematous were presented at the Asia Pacific Congress/Symposium.
