Background
Choy, Ernest Ho Sing was born on June 15, 1961 in Hong Kong. Son of Kim Hung and Foo Chun (Fok) Choy. arrived in United Kingdom, 1987.
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Choy, Ernest Ho Sing was born on June 15, 1961 in Hong Kong. Son of Kim Hung and Foo Chun (Fok) Choy. arrived in United Kingdom, 1987.
Bachelor of Medicine BChir, U. Wales College Medicine, 1985; Doctor of Medicine, U. Wales College Medicine, 1995.
Senior house officer, Walsall General Hospital, 1986-1987; senior house officer, Wrexham Maelor Hospital, 1987-1988; registrar in medicine, Maidstone Hospital, Kent., England, 1989; registrar in rheumatology, Guy's Hospital, London, 1989-1990; research fellow, Guy's Hospital, London, 1990-1993; lecturer in rheumatology United Medical & Dental Schools of London, Guy's and St. Thomas Hospitals, since 1993.
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Fellow Royal Society Medicine. Member Royal College Physicians United Kingdom (accredited rheumatology specialist), British Society Rheumatology, American College Rheumatology.