Dr Singh Baldev specialises in Cardiology and is practising at Parkway Hospitals

Dr Singh Baldev

Baldev & Ong The Cardio Clinic

Address

319 Joo Chiat Place #02-02
Parkway East Medical Centre
Singapore 427989

Tel

6345 2232

Fax

6344 4798

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Specialty
- Cardiology
Sub-specialty
- Intensive Care Medicine
Qualifications
- MBBS (Singapore) 1974
- M MED (Internal Medicine) (Singapore) 1978
- MRCP (Internal Medicine) (Edinburgh) 1979
- FRCP (Internal Medicine) (Edinburgh) 1993
- FACC (USA) 1996
Languages Spoken
- English
- Hindi
- Hokkien
- Malay/Indonesian
- Mandarin
- Punjabi

Background

Dr Baldev Singh graduated from the University of Singapore with Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery. He obtained wide range experience in the Departments of Accident and Emergency, Otolaryngology, Paediatrics and Anaesthesia at the Singapore General Hospital before being appointed as trainee lecturer in University Department of Medicine. He then obtained his Masters of Medicine from the School of Postgraduate Medical Studies, University of Singapore.
He subsequently obtained Membership of the Royal College of Physicians at Edinburgh and was attached to the Department of Cardiology, Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh.
He returned to Singapore and after further working experience was appointed Fellow in Cardiology at Kettering Medical Centre, Dayton, Ohio State, USA where he trained in invasive and interventional cardiology. He was appointed Clinical Tutor at Wright State University, Dayton Ohio USA.
He is currently practising at Parkway East Hospital as a Cardiologist. He is also a Fellow of the Academy of Medicine of Singapore, Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh and a Fellow of the American College of Cardiology.
Dr Singh has been a member of the Quality Assurance Committees of Mount Elizabeth Hospital and Parkway East Hospital, as well as a member of the Medical Advisory Board of the latter. He was previously an Associate Editor of the Singapore Medical Journal and the Vice-Chairman of the Singapore National Heart Association and is currently a member of the Clinical Practice Guidelines Committee for Hypertension, Ministry of Health, Singapore. He has been awarded the Long Service Medal of the Singapore Medical Association and People’s Association, as well as the Long Service and Good Service Medals of the Singapore Armed Forces. Dr Singh is fluent in Malay, Mandarin, Hokkien and several Indian languages.

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Dr Singh Baldev
Cardiology

If you don’t want to be handicapped when someone suffers a heart attack, here are some signs to look out for and ways you can help.

How you can help a heart attack victim

http://www.parkwayeast.com.sg/docs/default-source/doctor's-articles/q-amp-a1.pdf

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Dr Singh Baldev
Cardiology

You feel tightness in your chest as you hurry to reach your office. Most people will dismiss it as indigestion but often, it may be a sinister sign of angina or an impending heart attack.