Cindy Tan
Education
- Graduated with Bachelor of Health Science (Physiotherapy) from University of Sydney, 2007.
Career Highlights
- Started as a physiotherapist in Alexandra Hospital and later at Jurong Medical Centre where she spearheaded the physiotherapy department
- Physiotherapist at Core Concepts Group
- Editor of Musculo-Skeletal Consumer Review
Quick Facts
Her interests are in the treatment of sports injuries, as well as back and neck pain. She has worked closely with athletes from the Singapore Sports School, and has provided physiotherapy coverage for local rugby teams and for the Hong Kong Under-18 soccer team. She enjoys her work tremendously and aims to help her clients recover faster and get back to enjoying life to the fullest.
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Cindy Tan, B.Hsc(physio)
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