NP Nursing has been a truly transformative journey. Serving as President of the Health Science Society, NP gave me more than just training — it gave me purpose. The blend of hands-on learning, strong mentorship, and leadership opportunities prepared me to serve with heart and pursue my dream of a career in medicine.
NP was a defining chapter in my journey. Through The Christieara Programme and WorldSkills Singapore, I gained critical thinking, leadership, and professionalism—skills that shaped who I am as a nurse today.
My experience at my alma mater, NP , has been transformative — instilling in me a strong foundation for a meaningful healthcare journey ahead.
I left JC to follow my passion for nursing, inspired by the care my godfather received in his final days. At NP, I was privileged to co-develop a dementia rehabilitation game with partners from Metropolia University of Applied Science (Finland) and Hovi Care Singapore. I experienced innovation, global collaboration, and immersive hands-on learning — all of which prepared me to confidently face real-world healthcare challenges and make a meaningful impact.
My optometry foundation at NP equipped me with skills I use daily in the orthoptist department. Helping patients improve their vision and eye coordination is deeply fulfilling. The training at NP continues to inspire my passion for holistic care.
NP gave me a strong foundation in optometry and the confidence to lead. The hands-on training and opportunities to connect with industry professionals shaped my growth.
Rochelle has demonstrated exceptional professionalism during her attachment at SJSM Nursing Home. Her case presentations and homework reflects her dedication and curiosity to learn and care deeply. She presented a resident case at a level beyond what I would expect from a first-year student, showcasing her advanced understanding. Her attention to detail in patient care, even while guiding her peers, stood out. Rochelle knows the residents by name, along with their diagnoses and challenges. She is truly an asset, and with continued guidance, I believe she will become an inspiring nurse who touches lives. Please join me in congratulating her, and sharing this achievement to inspire fellow students and colleagues to keep shining brightly
Assoc Prof. Tang Mun Leong
Director of Nursing
Ngee Ann Polytechnic Optometry Center exemplifies educational excellence, fostering a dynamic environment where innovation thrives. By integrating advanced technologies with a comprehensive curriculum, NPOC prepares future optometrists to lead in a rapidly evolving field. Their commitment to nurturing a culture of creativity and critical thinking ensures that graduates are not only skilled practitioners but also pioneers in vision care.
Mr Justin Ng Zhizhong
Manager, Vision Technology Solutions
We’ve successfully launched the NP X ZEISS Management Suite (NPZMS) and the MyoConsult at NPOC on 18 September 2024, marking a significant milestone in our partnership with ZEISS Vision Care Singapore.
This new suite enhances your learning and patient care, particularly in myopia management and age-related eye disease treatment. You will get hands-on experience with ZESS’s cutting-edge optometric instruments to monitor ocular health and track myopia progression. The new ZEISS MyoConsult platform will prepare you to co-manage myopia with hospital-based eyecare professionals, giving you a competitive edge for career advancement in the optometric sector.
Expand your world view and develop the skills to thrive in the global healthcare system through overseas immersions and Service-Learning trips to countries like Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, China, and the Philippines.
Internship at Carl Zeiss Philippines
Optometry students (from left) Hansel Kan and Jevon Lee
Hansel Kan (left) and Jevon Lee were the first Optometry students to complete a 6-month overseas internship at Carl Zeiss Philippines. During their internship, they shadowed and worked closely with local optometrists and ophthalmologists, gaining hands-on experience in managing patients with diverse eye conditions. Beyond the clinic, they also participated in community initiatives to support the less fortunate. This invaluable experience sharpened their skills and broadened their perspectives on global healthcare practices.
Overseas Merit Fellowship to Brisbane, Australia
Nursing students (from left) Vania Lum, Natasha Tan, Alicia Jen and Jovial Goh
Overseas Merit Fellowship to Brisbane, Australia
Vania, Natasha, Alicia, and Jovial participated in the two-week Overseas Merit Fellowship (OMF), a unique, immersive experience that broadened their understanding of global sustainability and inclusivity. During the programme, they explored how technology and innovation can drive social, economic, and environmental sustainability, with a strong emphasis on creating inclusive societies that support people with disabilities.
Through curated field trips, thought-provoking lectures, and industry visits, they worked on multidisciplinary projects to address real-world challenges in sustainability and inclusion. This transformative experience pushed them to think critically about global issues, sharpening their problem-solving skills and inspiring them to become compassionate, forward-thinking advocates for a more sustainable and inclusive future.
Nursing students ( from left) , Tan Pui Lok, Natasha Tan and Miranda Tan clinched the top gold award at HACK CARE: YOLO 2024, organised by the Singapore Hospice Council. Their project, Legacy Odyssey, focuses on promoting open discussions about death and palliative care. By gamifying these often-stigmatised topics, they aim to break down barriers and create engaging learning experiences.
Bridging Nursing and Law
Hafashah’s journey is a true testament to constant self-improvement. From his early studies in Nursing at ITE and NP to pursuing degrees in both Nursing and Law, he has never stopped growing. Now in his third year of graduate-level law studies at SUSS, Hafashah is combining his healthcare expertise with legal knowledge to educate fellow nurses at NUH on the laws governing healthcare, all while serving as a nurse clinician in the intensive care unit.
Muhammad Hafashah Mohd Aslam
Nursing graduate, Class of 2012
The Doctor-Nurse
Driven by the belief that his nursing foundation would make him a better doctor, Kelvin pursued Medicine and graduated from the University of Western Australia in 2017. He now practises as a local specialist GP in Pakenham, Melbourne, delivering holistic, patient-centred care.
Dr Kelvin Koh
Nursing graduate, Class of 2007
Late Bloomer Turned PSC Scholar
Despite his initial struggles, Fiqri persevered and scored well in the N-levels, clinching a spot in NP’s Nursing course. He had opportunities to interact with patients, work with experienced professionals, and undergo training through clinical attachments. His efforts paid off as he was offered a PSC scholarship. He is currently in his final year pursuing a degree with a double major in Social Work and Public Health at NUS.
Fiqri Nur Haziq bin Abu Bakar
Nursing graduate, Class of 2020
A Globetrotting NGO Volunteer
While working as an assistant manager at Essilor Amera’s Philanthropy division, Jovian Brandon volunteers with Non-Governmental Organisations like Essilor Vision Foundation and Sight to Sky. He has travelled as far as Nepal and India to provide eye care services to the underprivileged.
Jovian Nigel Brandon
Optometry graduate, Class of 2017
Since 2022, 11 NP Nursing graduates have made history by earning coveted spots at the NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine -seven accepted in previous years, and four more joining the Class of 2025. This remarkable achievement is a testament to their dedication, academic excellence, and the strong foundation built during their Nursing education.
(from left) Ryan Krishnan, A Helena Cattherine, Tan Si Hui, Jolene, Natalie Kui, Vanessa Natalia Sutristio, Muhammad Afiq Nabil bin Atiman and Kou Zi Qian (not in picture)
(from left) Tan Ru Yin Natasha, Daniel Lalonde-low Enxin, Jen Shi En, Alicia, A. Serena Christin
At the School of Health Sciences, we believe that true learning happens through experience, connection, and compassion. Here, students not only gain the skills needed for a successful healthcare career but also discover the power of serving others and forming lifelong friendships. Whether through community outreach or shared moments of growth, every step of the journey is about making a difference—in healthcare and in each other’s lives. Join us in a place where learning is not just about knowledge, but about heart.
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