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Born on 25 January 1961, PAP-affiliated Vivian Balakrishnan is currently serving as Minister of Foreign Affairs (from 2015).
Born on 25 January 1961, PAP-affiliated Vivian Balakrishnan is currently serving as Minister of Foreign Affairs (from 2015).
* Anglo-Chinese School
* graduated from JC 1980, received President's Scholarship in 1980 to study medicine at the Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, NUS
** fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh (to check which source)


He is an alumnus of the following institutions:
* Anglo-Chinese School.
* graduated from {{g |NJC}} in 1980 and received the President's Scholarship in 1980 to study medicine at the Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, NUS.
** after that he went overseas to further his studies and was a fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh.


* Medical career
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** specialization in ophthalmology
Debate-nus-ngeeannpoly-1984-motion.png | The motion for this tertiary debate
Debate-nus-ngeeannpoly-1984-VB.png | Vivian Balakrishnan as the final speaker on his NUS team
Vb-njc-1980.png | Class photo in the {{g |NJC}} yearbook 1980
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He is currently still registered on the SMC. Below is a quick look at Vivian Balakrishnan's medical career:
** his specialization is in ophthalmology
**  Moorfields Eye Hospital in London between 1993 and 1995
**  Moorfields Eye Hospital in London between 1993 and 1995
** commanding officer at Singapore Armed Forces ({{g |SAF}}), Second Combat Support Hospital
** commanding officer at Singapore Armed Forces ({{g |SAF}}), Second Combat Support Hospital
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** Deputy Director late 1997 and 2nd Medical Director at Singapore National Eye Centre in Jan 1999 <ref>SNEC 25th Anniversary Commemorative Book, page 74</ref>
** Deputy Director late 1997 and 2nd Medical Director at Singapore National Eye Centre in Jan 1999 <ref>SNEC 25th Anniversary Commemorative Book, page 74</ref>
** CEO of Singapore General Hospital (SGH)
** CEO of Singapore General Hospital (SGH)
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==Political Career==
==Political Career==
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