DR CHRISTOPHER PEARCE MBChB, FRCS (Orth)

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Email Address: contact@altiusclinic.sg

Phone Number: +65.6970 1518 / WhatsApp: +65 8500 3961

Practice Since: 2000

Services and Specialty Areas

• Consultant Orthopaedic
• Foot and Ankle
• Fractures
• Sport Medicine
• Trauma

Achievements and Accolades

Dr Pearce has been honoured for his surgical expertise and commitment to teaching, with recognition spanning national, regional, and international platforms.

 

International Recognition
• AOFAS Travelling Fellowship Award – 2012
• Furlong Research Foundation Orthopaedic Prize, ASiT Conference – 2011
• Chang Chen Prize, BOFAS Annual Scientific Meeting – 2009
• Goldner Award Semi-Finalist, American Orthopaedic Foot & Ankle Society – 2009
• BOFAS Travelling Fellowship Award – 2008
• Best Poster Prize, British Orthopaedic Association Annual Congress – 2005

 

Regional Recognition
• Best Tutor Award, NUHS Residency Program – 2017
• Best Orthopaedic Tutor Award, NUS – 2015
• Residents Pitch for Funds (Senior Author), NUHS – Third Prize, 2015 & First Prize, 2013
• First Prize, Fred Heatley Research Meeting (SW & SE Thames) – 2009
• Raine Prize Research Meeting (SW Thames) – Second Prize, 2009 & 2008 & Third Prize, 2007

 

National Recognition
• Best Orthopaedic Tutor Award (NUS) – 2015
• NUH Teaching Excellence Award – 2015
• Best tutor award (NUHS residency program) – 2017

 

Languages

• English

Profile Background

Dr Christopher Pearce is an expert in Orthopaedic Foot & Ankle and Sporting conditions.

He is the current chairman of the foot and ankle section of the European Society of Sports Traumatology Knee Surgery and Arthroscopy (ESSKA-AFAS), and the International Editor of the journal Foot & Ankle International.

He is a member of the International Ankle Instability Group, Achilles Tendon Study Group, and Ankle Cartilage Repair Society. Prior to Altius Clinic, Chris was a Senior Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon and Head of the Division of Foot & Ankle Surgery for the three hospitals within the National University Health System. In addition, he held the position of Adj Associate Professor at the National University of Singapore.

Chris completed his medical education at Manchester University Medical School in 1998 and underwent postgraduate surgical training in London, UK. He pursued foot & ankle fellowships in Germany with Prof Hans Zwipp and in London with Prof James Calder, treating elite and professional athletes.

Chris has published over 80 peer-reviewed studies and 10 book chapters and is regularly invited to speak at international conferences and to teach surgeons on courses in Singapore and overseas. He is on the editorial board for the KSSTA journal. Beyond his work, Chris has always been passionate about sports and was a county-level swimmer and keen rugby player in his youth. More recently he coached rugby and still trains in Muay Thai and weights. He is the lead singer in the band ‘LC-DCP’