Dr Tracy Wang-Chao

Tracy trained in Radiation Oncology (RANZCR) at the National University Cancer Institute of Singapore (NCIS) and spent time as a Senior Registrar Fellow at Royal North Shore Hospital in Sydney.

Tracy is passionate about excellence in Radiation Oncology education. During her time as a trainee, she served as chief resident at her primary training site from 2013 to 2014, and as the Singapore regional representative to the RANZCR ROTC 2013 to 2015. She also co-founded an early iteration of the Singapore National Radiation Oncology combined teaching program.

Since receiving FRANZCR Fellowship in 2018, Tracy has been a Visiting Associate Consultant at NCIS Radiation Oncology Department. Tracy has also had the privilege to be involved in the upcoming generation of Radiation Therapists as part of the Associate Faculty to the Singapore Institute of Technology’s Radiation Therapy Bachelor of Science Programme.

From 2018 to 2021, Tracy worked with the Ministry of Health in Singapore (MOH) on areas including national clinical quality in public healthcare institutions being involved in patient safety and quality improvement projects, as well as clinical outcomes and benchmarking, and promoting the introduction of value-based medicine. Her work with MOH has also involved her collaborating closely with Primary Care through her involvement in the preparation of customised resources providing clinical care guidance on topics of interest for local General Practitioners. Her work with MOH has also involved her collaborating closely with Primary Care through her involvement in the preparation of customised resources providing clinical care guidance on topics of interest for local General Practitioners.

In mid-2021, Tracy moved to Queensland for family reasons to pursue a full-time clinical career in Hervey Bay. Tracy practices as a general radiation oncologist and her clinical interests include breast cancer, prostate cancer, skin cancer, and oligometastatic disease.

Tracy is dedicated to providing open communication with her patients, and believes in collaborating closely in a multidisciplinary care environment, with the aim being to achieve the best outcomes possible.