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About Dr. Alison Marion Snodgrass

Consultant Paediatrician

MBBS, MRCPCH (UK), M.Med (Paediatrics)(Singapore), GDSM, FAMS

Dr Alison Snodgrass is a consultant paediatrician with over 20 years of experience in general paediatrics and adolescent medicine. Before entering private practice, she served in the Departments of General Paediatrics and Adolescent Medicine at KK Women's and Children's Hospital, where she cared for infants, children and adolescents with a wide range of medical conditions.

Throughout her career, Dr Alison has combined clinical practice with medical education, research and community service. She has mentored junior doctors, contributed to undergraduate and postgraduate medical teaching, published in peer-reviewed journals and participated in volunteer medical missions within the region.

Beyond clinical practice, Dr Alison is passionate about medical education and mentoring the next generation of doctors. She has served as Clinical Physician faculty member in the SingHealth Paediatric Residency Programme, Adjunct Instructor in the Academic Clinical Programme for Paediatrics (Duke-NUS), and Clinical Lecturer at Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine (YLL SoM).

She is also committed to serving the wider community. From 2014 to 2022, Dr Alison served on the Board of Catholic Family Life, a non-profit organisation, and completed the Governance for Outstanding Organisation Directors (SGOOD) Programme conducted by the Singapore Institute of Directors. She is a member of the Catholic Medical Guild of Singapore and has volunteered as a paediatrician on medical mission trips to Myanmar, Cambodia and Laos.

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Qualifications

  1. Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) (Singapore) (2001)

  2. Membership of the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (MRCPCH )(UK) (2006)

  3. Master of Medicine (Paediatric Medicine) (Singapore) (2006)

  4. Fellowship of Academy of Medicine Singapore (FAMS) (2022)

  5. Graduate diploma in sports medicine (GDSM) (2023)

Academic Awards

  1. The Wong Hock Boon Gold Medal (Paediatric Medicine) (2006)

  2. Nestle Book Prize (Paediatrics Clinical Clerkship) (2000/1)

  3. Gibbs Gold Medal (General Proficiency) (2000/1)

  4. Obstetrics and Gynaecology Book Prize (2000)

  5. Dean’s List Award, Faculty of Medicine, National University of Singapore (1996/7, 1998/9, 2000/1)

  6. Academy of Medicine Silver Medal (Best Student in First Professional Examination) (1996/7)

  7. Oliveiro Memorial Gold Medal (Best Student in Biochemistry) (1996/7)

Clinical Awards

  1. Singapore Health Quality Service Award 2014 (Silver), 2017 (Gold)Nestle Book Prize (Paediatrics Clinical Clerkship) (2000/1)

  2. Service From The Heart award (KKH, Jan-June 2013, 2018)

  3. Long Service Award (KKH 2012, 2023)

  4. Public Healthcare Clinician Special Recognition Award 2013

Memberships

  1. Singapore Paediatric Society

    Dedicated to advancing pediatric healthcare through professional education, clinical excellence, and collaboration among child health specialists.

  2. Singapore Medical Association

    A leading professional organisation committed to supporting medical practitioners, promoting ethical practice, and improving healthcare standards in Singapore.

Publications

  1. Should Anti-vaxxers be opted out of public health in this Covid-19 pandemic? Tan CM, Snodgrass AM, Tey HL. Journal of Global Vaccines and Vaccination. 2022 Sep;1(1):1.

  2. Pertussis in children in an era of vaccination. Snodgrass AM, Goh AEN. Pediatric Respirology and Critical Care Medicine 2019;3(1):12-16.

  3. Tobacco smoke exposure and respiratory morbidity in children. AM Snodgrass, PT Tan, SE Soh et al.Tobacco Control 2016;25(e2)e75-e82. Published online 2015 doi:10.1136/tobaccocontrol-2015-0523832015.

  4. Unintentional Injuries in infants in Singapore – a descriptive survey. Snodgrass AM, Ang A. Singapore Medical Journal May 2006; 47(5):376-82.

  5. Refeeding oedema in anorexia nervosa. Tey HL, Lim SC, Snodgrass AM. Singapore Medical Journal June 2005, 46(6):308-10.

  6. Cross-sectional study of near work and myopia in kindergarten children in Singapore. GJS Tan, YP Ng, YC Lim, PY Ong, A Snodgrass, SM Saw. Annals of Academy of Medicine Singapore. Nov 2000, (29(6): 740-44.

  7. She Hits Me. Snodgrass AM, Tey HL. Canadian Medical Association Journal June 2013;185:801.

  8. Goodbye Little One. Snodgrass AM, Tey HL. The Medical Journal of Australia Dec 2012;197;11/12:658.

  9. Genetic analysis of growth inhibition by GAL4-IkB-a in Saccharomyces cerevisiae. Patrice J. Morin, Jessica A. Downs, Alison M. Snodgrass and Thomas D. Gilmore. Cell Growth and Differentiation July 1995, 6:789-98