Siriwan Lim

Dr. Siriwan Lim is a Senior Lecturer at the Alice Lee Centre for Nursing Studies, part of the Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine at the National University of Singapore (NUS). She serves as Programme Director for the Bachelor of Science (Nursing Practice) – Year 3 and Chairperson for the Houses of Nursing Studies. Her expertise spans critical care, infection control, and nursing education, with over a decade of clinical experience in acute care settings.

Education:

• Doctor of Philosophy (Nursing), National University of Singapore
• Master of Health Science (Education), University of Sydney, Australia
• Bachelor of Health Science (Nursing) with Distinction, University of Sydney, Australia

Research Interests: Patient empowerment, peer mentoring, clinical simulation, and translational research. Her work focuses on improving chronic disease management, nursing education pedagogy, and patient-centered care interventions.

Awards:

• Teaching Excellence Award (NUS, 2016/2017)
• National University Health System-NUS Team Award (2014)
• Merit Awards for presentations at the Asia Pacific Medical Education Conference (2019, 2021)

Grants & Projects:

• Principal Investigator for seed funding to evaluate a structured peer mentoring program for nursing students (2023-2024)
• Co-Investigator on innovation grants for telemonitoring in rheumatoid arthritis and AI-enabled clinical simulations

Clinical Appointments: Joint appointment as Clinical Associate/Nurse Clinician at National University Hospital (NUH), focusing on rheumatology.