Our Team
Physician Tan 陈俊佑医师
Physician Wong 黄颍鑫医师
Physician Wong 黄颍鑫医师
- Pain and Rehabilitation Management
- Fracture and Dislocation bone setting
- Sprains
- Spinal Manipulation & Bone Setting
- Sports Injuries
- Degenerative Conditions
- Stroke Rehabilitation
- Internal Medicine
Physician Wong 黄颍鑫医师
Physician Wong 黄颍鑫医师
Physician Wong 黄颍鑫医师
- Women & Children's Health
- TCM Fertility
- Pre- and Post-natal Care (including Breastfeeding Support)
- Pain Management
- Internal Medicine
Physician Woo 邬维彬医师
Physician Wong 黄颍鑫医师
Physician Woo 邬维彬医师
- Pain Management
- TCM Rehabilitation
- Musculoskeletal and Neurological Conditions
- Men's Health
- Facial Acupuncture
- Internal Medicine
Physician Toh 卓燕玲医师
Physician Wong 黄颍鑫医师
Physician Woo 邬维彬医师
- Pain Management
- Stroke Rehabilitation/Post Stroke Management
- Geriatric
- Degenerative Conditions
- Internal Medicine
Physician Cheong 张荣耀医师
Physician Cheong 张荣耀医师
Physician Cheong 张荣耀医师
- Pain Management
- Internal Medicine
- Dietary and Herbal Therapy
- Healthy Aging and Vitality Support
- Stress and Fatigue Management
Physician Chai 蔡斌华医师
Physician Cheong 张荣耀医师
Physician Cheong 张荣耀医师
- Pain Management
- TCM Rehabilitation
- Musculoskeletal and Neurological Conditions
- Stress & Fatigue Management
- Mood and Sleep Disturbances
- Gastrointestinal Issues
- Internal Medicine
Our Physicians
Physician Tan Jun You 陈俊佑医师
Physician Tan Jun You is a dedicated TCM physician with a strong academic foundation and clinical expertise in orthopedics and pain management. He holds a Master’s degree from Fujian University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, specializing in TCM Orthopedics and Traumatology (中医骨伤科). He previously graduated from the Singapore College of Traditional Chinese Medicine and earned his Bachelor of Medicine (Chinese Medicine) from Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine.
His passion for TCM began from a young age, where he felt amazed that his dislocations, fractures and sprains could be treated via TCM modalities and felt immediate relief. He also personally experienced lasting relief from allergic rhinitis through TCM. This early encounter inspired his lifelong commitment to helping patients regain health through the principles and practice of TCM.
Physician Tan honed his skills through clinical rotations at various hospitals in China, as well as under the mentorship of highly experienced physicians in both China and Singapore. His areas of expertise include bone setting for sprain, dislocation and fracture, pain and rehabilitation management, stroke rehabilitation, degenerative conditions, spinal manipulation and internal medicine. With a focus on holistic yet effective care, he is committed to restoring mobility, alleviating pain, and promoting recovery from sports injuries and chronic musculoskeletal issues in the fastest and safest possible way.
Beyond his clinical practice, Physician Tan is actively involved in teaching and mentorship. He serves as a clinical mentor for the NTU TCM internship programme, guiding the next generation of TCM physicians through hands-on clinical training and professional development. He has also contributed to academic research, publishing on the clinical features and syndrome elements of cervical radiculopathy in the Singaporean Chinese population.
In addition to his academic and teaching contributions, Physician Tan has dedicated several years as a volunteer physician at the Chung Hwa Medical Institution and is an active member of the World Federation of Chinese Medicine Committees in Orthopedics and Traumatology. These roles highlight his commitment to advancing TCM both in community care and at an international professional level.
As the founder of Jin TCM Clinic, Physician Tan leads with a vision to provide accessible, high-quality TCM care for patients of all backgrounds. Known for his approachable manner, clinical precision, and genuine care, he has earned the trust of many patients seeking long-term relief and recovery.
Area of Clinical Focus:
- Pain and Rehabilitation Management
- Fracture and Dislocation bone setting
- Sprains
- Spinal Manipulation & Bone Setting
- Sports Injuries
- Degenerative Conditions
- Stroke Rehabilitation
- Internal Medicine
Physician Wong Ying Xin 黄颍鑫医师
Physician Wong Ying Xin is a dedicated and compassionate TCM physician with strong academic credentials and clinical expertise in women’s health, fertility, pediatrics, postpartum care and internal medicine. She holds a double Bachelor’s degrees from Nanyang Technological University (Biomedical Science with Honours) and Beijing University of Chinese Medicine (Bachelor of Medicine in Chinese Medicine).
Physician Wong's journey into Traditional Chinese Medicine was shaped by her deep appreciation for holistic and preventive healthcare, especially in the areas of women’s and children’s health. Having personally experienced pregnancy, childbirth, postpartum recovery, and caring for newborns, she brings an empathetic and patient-centered approach to her clinical practice. These experiences drive her mission to support mothers and families through the safe and effective use of TCM.
She refined her clinical skills through attachments and mentorship under experienced TCM physicians in both Singapore and China, gaining valuable experience in gynecology, fertility, pediatrics, lactation care, internal medicine and pain management. In her practice, she integrates TCM herbal treatment, acupuncture, tuina, ear seeding, dietary therapy and lifestyle counselling to address common health challenges across different life stages.
Physician Wong also treats pediatric conditions through gentle and effective TCM approaches, including pediatric tuina and customized herbal therapies. Her goal is to offer natural, low-risk solutions for children’s health while empowering parents with practical knowledge.
As a co-founder at JIN TCM Clinic, Physician Wong is a passionate educator. She is a certified ACLP trainer and she is also a part-time lecturer at the Singapore College of Traditional Chinese Medicine (SCTCM) and formerly served as its Head of Director of Academic Department, where she taught various TCM modules and supervised student development. She is also involved in TCM research, with a focus on making TCM treatments more evidence-based and accessible.
Committed to public education, she shares easy-to-understand TCM tips through her Instagram account @tcm.mummy, focusing on pediatric tuina, women’s health, and family wellness. Her goal is to bridge traditional wisdom with modern family needs, making TCM relatable and relevant to today’s parents.
Area of Clinical Focus:
- Women’s Health (Menstrual Issues, Fertility Support, Gynecological Conditions)
- Pre- and Post-natal Care (including Breastfeeding Support)
- Pediatric Conditions (Pediatric Tuina)
- Internal Medicine (Digestive, Respiratory, Sleep disturbances, Geriatric, Immune-related disorders)
- Pain Management
- Postpartum Recovery and Rebalancing
- Dietary Therapy for Women and Children
- TCM Health Education & Preventive Care
Physician Woo Wee Ping 邬维彬医师
Physician Woo Wee Ping is a uniquely multidisciplinary TCM physician with deep clinical expertise in acupuncture, internal medicine, and pain management, complemented by over 20 years of experience in emergency response training and adult education. His integrative approach combines the wisdom of Traditional Chinese Medicine with modern, evidence-informed practices to promote holistic health and resilience.
He received his formal TCM education through a rigorous seven-year program with the Singapore College of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine, where he trained extensively in internal medicine and acupuncture. His clinical interests focus on managing musculoskeletal pain, neurological conditions, stress-related disorders, and promoting overall wellness through targeted acupuncture and herbal therapy.
Physician Woo's passion for TCM is matched by his dedication to public safety and adult learning. He has led health and crisis preparedness training across ASEAN and Australasia, serving as a trusted consultant to organizations seeking to enhance resilience and emergency response capabilities. His diverse background in engineering, business, and education allows him to approach healthcare from a systems-thinking perspective—balancing clinical care with real-world application.
In his voluntary clinical practice at the Singapore Chung Hwa Medical Institution, he delivers personalized TCM care to patients seeking relief from chronic pain, stress, fatigue, and other internal conditions. Known for his calm demeanor and methodical approach, he empowers patients to actively participate in their healing journey.
Beyond the clinic, Physician Woo is a passionate educator. As a certified WSQ DACE educator, he teaches public health education initiative, helping individuals and professionals understand and apply TCM principles for daily wellness, pain management, and preventive care. His teaching style is learner-focused, scientifically grounded, and highly relatable—bridging classical knowledge with modern-day relevance.
Area of Clinical Focus:
- Pain Management
- TCM Rehabilitation
- Musculoskeletal and Neurological Conditions
- Men's Health
- Facial Acupuncture
- Stress & Fatigue Management
- Internal Medicine
- TCM Health Education & Public Outreach
Physician Toh Yen Ling 卓燕玲医师
Physician Toh Yen Ling is a registered Traditional Chinese Medicine physician, and a graduate of both the Singapore College of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine. Her interest in TCM was first motivated by personal circumstances, following the passing of someone close to her due to cancer. This experience led her to pursue a deeper understanding of how Traditional Chinese Medicine can help relieve illness-related discomfort and improve patients’ overall well-being.
In Physician Toh’s clinical practice, she utilises tuina, cupping, and acupuncture in pain management and musculoskeletal conditions. Exposure to stroke rehabilitation among people around her further reinforced the significance of timely intervention, muscle relaxation, and circulation support—principles that now guide her treatment approach.
In addition to clinical work, Physician Toh has served in a community befriender programme, where she regularly interacts with older adults, including individuals with dementia. These experiences have strengthened her interest in exploring how TCM can support healthy ageing, cognitive maintenance, and the slowing of functional decline.
Physician Toh is committed to delivering patient-centred care grounded in classical theory, clinical evidence, and professional integrity. Her practice aims to provide holistic, safe, and effective treatment tailored to each individual’s constitution and health needs.
Area of Clinical Focus:
- Pain Management
- Stroke Rehabilitation/Post Stroke Management
- Geriatric
- Degenerative Conditions
- Internal Medicine
Physician Cheong Weng Yew 张荣耀医师
Physician Cheong Weng Yew is a registered TCM practitioner in Singapore. He received his formal TCM education through the Singapore College of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine.
Professional Background & Contributions:
With over 20 years of experience in the functional food and complementary medicine sectors, Physician Cheong has focused extensively on product development and regulatory standards. He currently serves as the Chair for the Traditional & Complementary Medicine Chapter of the Asia Regulatory Professional Association (ARPA) and was formerly a Committee Member of the Health Supplement Industry Association of Singapore (HSIAS).
His academic qualifications include a Master’s in Pharmaceutical Sciences and Technology and a Bachelor’s in Food Science. Drawing upon his technical background in pharmaceutical sciences and food quality management, he adopts an evidence-informed approach that emphasizes safety and quality alongside traditional healing principles. Additionally, he has contributed to scientific research and publications concerning gut microbiome health and herbal product regulation in Asia.
Clinical Philosophy & Interests:
Physician Cheong is a proponent of the "Food as Medicine" philosophy. He integrates herbal therapy with practical dietary advice to support patients in achieving long-term vitality and balance.
Area of Clinical Focus:
- Pain Management
- Internal Medicine
- Dietary and Herbal Therapy
- Healthy Aging and Vitality Support
- Stress and Fatigue Management
Physician Chai Binhua 蔡斌华医师
A graduate from both the Singapore College of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine, Physician Chai Binhua is a registered Traditional Chinese Medicine physician.
Coupled with over 10 years of experience in counselling and academic training in counselling and psychology (Bachelor of Social Sciences in Psychology with honours from National University of Singapore and Masters in Social Sciences Professional Counselling conferred by Swineburne University of Technology), Physician Chai is intrigued by the interaction between the mind and the body and sought to improve health via a holistic approach to treatment.
Influenced by his counselling background, Physician Chai believed in empowering individuals to take ownership of their health. This was reflected in his collaborative approach to TCM practice, where patients would have to be prepared to do their part in working towards recovery and maintenance. Physician Chai believed that his role as a healer includes the actual treatment together with information sharing and coaching patients on leading sustainable lifestyles. Change is difficult and he hoped to partner with patients on their life journey.
Ideology aside, Physician Chai love learning and refining treatment skills. Apart from his practice as a counsellor, he also volunteers at the Singapore Chung Hwa Medical Institution and serves the elderly at Beach Road with Love Connect Free Clinic. It is deeply satisfying to “get good” at something.
Area of Clinical Focus:
- Pain Management
- TCM Rehabilitation
- Musculoskeletal and Neurological Conditions
- Stress & Fatigue Management
- Mood and Sleep Disturbances
- Gastrointestinal Issues
- Internal Medicine