Credentials: MBBS (University of London) | MMed (Ortho) | FRCSEd (Ortho) | FAMS (Ortho)
Languages & Dialects Spoken: English, Mandarin, Bahasa Indonesia, Cantonese, Hokkien, and Hakka
Dr Foo Gen Lin is an experienced
orthopaedic surgeon with over 15 years of clinical practice and 30,000 patients
seen, specialising in sports injury management and hip
preservation.
He graduated from Cambridge University and completed his clinical training in London. He
later completed his orthopaedic residency and became a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons
of
Edinburgh and the Academy of Medicine, Singapore in 2017.
He later underwent fellowship training in
New Zealand through the Ministry of Health’s HMDP scholarship, focusing on arthroscopic and
minimally invasive techniques for the hip, knee, shoulder, and other joints.
Outside of clinical work, Dr Foo has competed in triathlon and duathlon events, including
representing Singapore at the 2019 SEA Games. His background in endurance sports shapes his
rehabilitation approach, supporting individuals returning to activity, managing recurring
injuries, or maintaining long-term physical function.
Credentials: MBBS (Singapore) | MMed (Family Medicine) | FCFP (S)
Languages & Dialects Spoken: English, Mandarin, Japanese (Conversational), and Hokkien
Dr Wang Mingchang is a sports and
exercise medicine physician with over a decade of experience and more than 30,000 patients
seen. He holds full specialist
accreditation in both Sports Medicine and Family Medicine, the only doctor in Singapore with
this distinction.
He graduated from the National University of Singapore in 2008 and spent over 13 years with the
National University Health System, including clinical and leadership roles at the National
University Hospital.
His practice focuses on the non-surgical management of musculoskeletal and
sports-related injuries, with expertise in shockwave therapy and ultrasound-guided
injections. He is also certified by Exercise is Medicine Singapore to prescribe exercise for
patients with stable chronic conditions.
Dr Wang has supported Team Singapore at major sporting events, including serving as Chief
Medical Officer at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games. He has taught for over a decade at
institutions
including NUS, and remains active in training, mentoring, and contributing to the development of
sports medicine in Singapore.
Credentials: BSc (Physiotherapy) (Hons I), Curtin University | Fully Registered Physiotherapist (AHPC, Singapore)
Languages Spoken: English and Mandarin
Ms Sarita Mok is a senior
physiotherapist experienced in the assessment, treatment, and rehabilitation of
musculoskeletal and sports injuries. She works with people of all ages and fitness levels, from
those simply staying active to competitive athletes, tailoring every recovery plan to get them
back to the activities that matter to them.
Her approach combines proven rehabilitation techniques with care tailored to the individual,
always looking beyond the pain to address what is causing it. She has a particular interest in
helping patients recover after surgery, managing sports injuries, and using guided exercise to
rebuild strength and movement throughout recovery.
Working alongside the orthopaedic and sports medicine team at Apex Sports Clinic, Sarita believes
in keeping patients informed and involved, with clear communication and rehabilitation
programmes built around their goals.
