Dr Lim Mian Jie

Dr Lim Mian Jie is an Associate Consultant at the Sengkang General Hospital Emergency Department, specialising in Emergency Medicine. With a strong foundation in acute care, Dr Lim manages a wide range of medical and surgical emergencies, including trauma cases.

Beyond clinical practice, Dr Lim is actively involved in medical education, assessment, and training, leveraging structured feedback models and cognitive learning theories to enhance junior doctors’ competency. As a Member of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine (UK), he remains committed to advancing emergency medicine practices through education, research, and continuous professional development.

Dr Lim has contributed to peer-reviewed publications on emergency care and the impact of healthcare policies, reflecting his dedication to improving patient outcomes and system efficiency. Recognised for his commitment to education, he was awarded the SingHealth Associate in Education in 2025.

• MBBS (U of Malaya, Malaysia)
• MRCEM (Emergency Medicine, United Kingdom)
• Specialist Accreditation in Emergency Medicine (Singapore)

• Associate Consultant at Sengkang General Hospital Emergenc Department
• Member of Royal College of Emergency Medicine, UK

SingHealth Associate in Education, 2025

1. An Unusual Case of Bacterial Meningitis. Lim MJ, Pek JH. Eurasian Journal of Emergency Medicine. 2019 Jun;18(2):115–8.
2. Association of COVID-19 “circuit breaker” with higher rates of elderly trauma admissions. Liew Y, Liu ZH, Lim MJ, Chong P, Jainodin NM, Peh T, et al.  Singapore Medical Journal. 2023;0(0):0
3. Dynamic emergency department response to the evolving COVID‐19 pandemic: the experience of a tertiary hospital in Singapore. Liu Z, Teo TL, Lim MJ, Nadarajan GD, Segaram SC, Thangarajoo S, et al. JACEP Open. 2020 Dec;1(6):1395–403.
4. Improved door-to-balloon time for primary percutaneous coronary intervention for patients conveyed via emergency ambulance service. Liu Z, Lim MJ, Pek PP, Wong ASL, Tan KBK, Yeo KK, et al. Ann Acad Med Singap. 2021 Sep 15;50(9):652-660.
5. Perspectives of medical students towards the prohibition of direct patient contact during a pandemic. Lim MJ, Wee JCP, Han DXT, Wong E.  The Asia Pacific Scholar. 2023 Apr;8(2):93–6