List of officer

Advisory Board

President

Vice President

Hon. Secretary

Hon. Treasurer

Journal Editor

Immediate Past President

Council Member

Dr. John T.H. Wong 王泰鴻醫生

Dr. John T.H. Wong obtained his MBBS hons. at Monash University, Australia in 1995. He received his cardiology training in Prince of Wales Hospital and United Christian Hospital. He was the Head of Cardiology Service in Our Lady of Maryknoll Hospital before he commenced his private practice in 2014.  He is currently the Senior Assistant Commissioner of the Auxiliary Medical Service of the HKSAR Government. He had been appointed as on-site medical officer for various sport events, incl. the Olympic Equestrian Event 2008, Hong Kong Sevens, East Asian Games 2009, etc.  He was awarded the Chief Executive’s Commendation for Community Service in 2015.

He is an avid sportsman - he is a 3rd Dan black belt Assistant Instructor in International Taekwondo Federation. His other sporting interests incl. scuba diving (PADI – Rescue Diver), horse riding, running, etc.

His current cardiac interests include pre-participation CV evaluation and exercise related sudden death, coronary CT angiogram, percutaneous coronary intervention, hypertension and lipid disorders.

Dr. Willis Kwok 郭永康醫生

Dr. Willis Kwok is an Associate Consultant in Accident and Emergency Department of Yan Chai Hospital, and Senior Air Medical Officer (auxiliary) in Government Flying Service. He is a member of Faculty of Sport and Exercise Medicine (UK) with keen interest in injury prevention and prehospital management of sport incidents. He is an honorary lecturer of MSc/PgDip in Sports Medicine and Health Science, the Chinese University of Hong Kong and the Federation of Medical Societies of Hong Kong. He has involved as event and team physician of various sport events, including Olympic Equestrian Event 2008, Hong Kong Open Badminton Championship, Manchester United Premier Cup World Finals, Hong Kong Sevens, Hong Kong Rugby Football Union tournaments and Oxfam Trailwalker. Besides, he has particular interest in scuba diving, and is now medical consultant of Hong Kong Underwater Association and Hong Kong Diving Instructors Association.

Dr. George Law 羅英勤醫生

Dr. Law is an orthopaedic surgeon who has specialized in sports medicine and arthroscopic surgery. He had completed his orthopaedic training in United Christian Hospital after graduating from the Chinese University of Hong Kong. With his special interest in arthroscopic shoulder surgery, he was deeply inspired and well trained by world-renowned surgeon Dr. Stephen S. Burkhart in San Antonio, USA.

Dr. Law is now working as a sports surgeon in Prince of Wales Hospital where he performs minimally invasive surgery for elite athletes. In addition, he has been working with the Hong Kong Football Association in doping control and on-field support for years.

As being the honorary clinical assistant professor of the Chinese University of Hong Kong, Dr. Law participates in education and research actively and also provides voluntary medical service for amateur and professional sportsman in Hong Kong.

Miss Sylvia Lam 林思為小姐

Miss Sylvia Lam graduated from the Master of Nutrition and Dietetics from the University of Sydney in year 2000. She has been practicing in Hong Kong in the past 12 years and her areas of expertise include diabetes, weight management, cardiac rehabilitation, and diet management for people with metabolic syndrome such as hyperlipidemia and hypertension. Currently, she is a private practice dietitian in Pro -Cardio Heart Disease and Stroke Prevention Centre in Hong Kong. She is an honorary lecturer in nutrition courses a many recognized institutions in Hong Kong. In addition, she regularly provides nutrition education and advices to the general public through multiple media channels such as newspaper articles, and television and radio programs. She has been the Chairperson of HKDA since 2007 and has recently taken up the position of the Chairperson of the Hong Kong Dietitians Statutory Registration Taskforce. Her other work includes publishing around 10 nutrition recipe books focusing on dietetic management of diabetes, cholesterol lowering diet strategies, weight management, low calorie diet, vegetarian diet and more.

Mr. Hardaway Chan 陳振坤先生

Mr. Hardaway Chan is now the senior scientific conditioning coach in Hong Kong Sports Institute and the part-time lecturer in Department of Orthopaedics and Traumatology, Faculty of Medicine, the Chinese University of Hong Kong. As a strength and conditioning specialist with sports medicine background, his expertise area is to implement injury prevention and performance enhancement training with athlete. Coach education and exploring new knowledge on injury prevention and performance enhancement are also his interests. He was the strength and conditioning coach in professional football teams (Tai Po Football Club, Kitchee Football Club) and he is currently the strength and conditioning coach of Rugby 7s, Ten-pin bowling, and Para-badminton national team of Hong Kong. He is determined to contribute to the sports medicine and sports science development in Hong Kong.

Miss Ka-Kay Lo 盧嘉琪小姐

Miss Ka Kay (KK) Lo graduated from the Master of Exercise Science from the Chinese University of Hong Kong. KK’s role is to provide sports science support within the Hong Kong Sports Institute and oversee the sports science laboratory in HKSI. KK is ACSM certified exercise physiologist, NSCA registered strength and conditioning specialist. KK’s areas of expertise include cardiovascular and physiological training, physiological testing and evaluation, warm up strategies, recovery modalities and altitude training. KK was involved in training for HK’s top athletes, including athletes from sports of cycling, gymnastics and karate. KK herself is also an accomplished athlete in Hong Kong and was the first ever women representing Olympic Games for Hong Kong.

Miss Winnie Wong 黃學穎小姐

Miss Winnie Wong obtained her Bachelor Degree in Physiotherapy with First Class Honours from the Hong Kong Polytechnic University and Master Degree in Sports Medicine and Health Science from the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) in year 2009 and 2015 respectively. In the early years of her practice, she continued Physiotherapy training in the Hospital Authority, working in different specialties and hospital settings. In the past 5 years, not only has she been participating in the Sports Physiotherapy field, working with different sports teams of Hong Kong, she also actively involved herself in designing community exercise projects for the elderly, such as the Jockey Club Mus-fit Action and Aerobic Exercise for elderly with neurological condition under CUHK. She is currently both a Part-Time Lecturer and one of the coordinators of the Master Programme in Sports Medicine and Health Science at CUHK. Together with other members of the CUHK Sports Medicine Team, she has been invited to deliver talks and workshops in international conferences in sports medicine. Apart from work, she is also a two-time World Champion, National and Hong Kong record holder in Life Saving, having represented the Hong Kong Team for more than 15 years.

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