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The Singapore Pharmacy Congress (SPC) has been a nexus for celebrating, learning and networking since 1987. Capturing the essence of modern times, the 35th SPC is themed “Reframing Healthcare Decisions in a Changing World“.
Curated with the support of regional and local thought leaders, the congress will tackle the most pressing issues and emerging opportunities shaping pharmacy practice along the drug and health products value chain. Expect an exciting line-up of speakers, presentations and discussions along 3 dynamic conference tracks – Navigating Clinical Crossroads, Bridging Pharmacy Practice and the Pharmaceutical Industry, and Cultivating the Heart of Pharmacy.
Get ready to engage with peers, discover fresh perspectives, and be inspired by content designed to deepen your knowledge of the pharmacy world to advance your career.
Save the date and be a part of the premier platform for pharmaceutical excellence.
Be a member with Pharmaceutical Society of Singapore (PSS) to enjoy discounts off the overall congress pass and FREE masterclass OR site visits.
Tiers
Masterclass / Site Visits
PSS Member (Registered Congress Delegates)
Includes one (1) complimentary masterclass OR site visit
Non-Member (Registered Congress Delegates)
$ 45.00 per masterclass OR site visit
Non-Congress Attendees
$ 85.00 per masterclass OR site visit
Type
(Annual)
Congress
(on/before 30 June 26)
Congress
(on/after 1 July 26)
Ordinary
$ 120.00 + $ 20.00 admin fee
$ 60.00 + $ 20.00 admin fee
Associate Member
$ 60.00 + $ 20.00 admin fee
$ 60.00 + $ 20.00 admin fee
Please click on link below to view the benefits of being a PSS member.
https://pss.org.sg/membership/
Click below to submit your application!
Tiers
Early Bird Registration
(until 31ˢᵗ Oct 2026)
Standard Registration
PSS Members
$500
$620
Singapore Delegates
$680
$820
Pharmacy Technicians (PSS Members)
$260
$320
Pharmacy Technicians (Non-Members)
$320
$340
Pre-Registration Pharmacists and Students
$260
Add on Masterclass or Site Visit for Congress Attendees
$45 per masterclass OR site visit
PSS members and overseas delegates enjoy ONE complimentary masterclass OR site visit upon ticket purchase
Ala-Carte Components
Pharmacy Technician Symposium Package (PSS Members)
1.5hrs Symposium
$65
Pharmacy Technicians will enjoy complimentary Pharmacy Technician Symposium upon Congress ticket purchase
Pharmacy Technician Symposium Package (Non-Members)
1.5hrs Symposium
$85
Pharmacy Technicians will enjoy complimentary Pharmacy Technician Symposium upon Congress ticket purchase
Masterclass or Site Visit for Non-Congress Attendees
$85 per masterclass or site visit
Lower Middle Income Country Delegates are eligible for discounted ticket rates. Please click to check if you are eligible.
UN List of Asia-Pacific States:
*Low-and Middle-Income Countries (LMIC) World Bank’s classification as of 2025.
*UN List of Asia-Pacific States:
Mr Nick Sharp-Paul
Chief Operating Officer
Advanced Pharmacy Australia (AdPha)
Bio
Mr Nick Sharp – Paul, based in Australia, leads AdPha’s Member Projects, Member Experience and Publications teams. He oversees the operational functions supporting Australia’s peak body for hospital pharmacy, a community of more than 5,800 pharmacists and technicians navigating rapid change under constant pressure.
Over the past 18 months, Nick has helped steer AdPha through a series of high-stakes reframes: an ongoing national workforce crisis that has seen three – quarters of hospitals cut pharmacy services, met with an evidence – based case for a dedicated national workforce plan; the milestone of 3,000 practitioners completing or progressing an ANZCAP recognition portfolio, formalising standardised career pathways across Australia and New Zealand; and the rollout of Australia’s first Competency Standards Framework for Pharmacy Technicians, reshaping scope of practice at scale.
He also leads Pharmacy Forecast Australia, AdPha’s national foresight initiative that systematically gathers and synthesises expert opinion to help the profession anticipate rather than merely react to the decisions reshaping clinical, operational and workforce practice.
Across specialty practice, flagship clinical publications, academic journals and awards, Nick’s remit spans the practical infrastructure AdPha uses to confront pressures across the medicines and health products value chain, and to build durable models for practice development, workforce advancement and wellbeing – the same three pillars anchoring SPC 2027.
Ms Audrey Clarissa
Pharmacist
Imedco Djaja/Indonesian Pharmacists Association (IAI)
Bio
Ms Audrey Clarissa is an Indonesian industrial pharmacist, pharmaceutical entrepreneur, and regional pharmacy leader with extensive experience in pharmaceutical innovation, healthcare access, and professional leadership across Indonesia and the Asia-Pacific region.
As the Founder and Managing Director of PT Imedco Djaja, Audrey has led the development and introduction of pharmaceutical products addressing unmet healthcare needs in Indonesia. Her leadership encompasses product development, regulatory strategy, manufacturing, and stakeholder engagement, demonstrating the pharmacist’s unique role at the intersection of science, industry, and public health. During the COVID-19 pandemic, she played a pivotal role in facilitating access to critical therapies, including high-dose Vitamin D and hydroxychloroquine, amid significant demand and supply challenges.
Audrey currently serves as Vice Secretary General of the Indonesian Pharmacists Association (IAI) and as an Expert Panel Member for Indonesia’s Industrialization Roadmap Project, contributing her pharmaceutical and industry expertise to national development initiatives.
Earlier in her career, Audrey served as President of the International Pharmaceutical Students’ Federation (IPSF), representing more than 70,000 pharmaceutical students globally and engaging with WHO, UNESCO, and UN ECOSOC. She later served as President of the Asian Young Pharmacists Group (AYPG) from 2018-2021, strengthening pharmacy collaboration across Asia-Pacific and supporting initiatives reaching pharmacists in 32 countries.
Her career reflects how pharmacists can connect pharmaceutical innovation, industry leadership, professional development, and public health to create meaningful impact beyond borders.
Mr TAY Shun Ern
Pharmacist
Guardian Health & Beauty
Bio
Mr Tay Shun Ern is a dedicated community pharmacist with a decade of cross border experience, including 8 years in Malaysia and 2 years in Singapore. Currently practicing with Guardian Health & Beauty, he is passionate in empowering patients to take charge of chronic health conditions at the primary care level.
Ms KNG Kwee Keng
Principal Pharmacist (Clinical)
Tan Tock Seng Hospital
Bio
Ms Kwee Keng KNG serves as the Community Health Pharmacist Lead at Population Health Campus and holds the position of Principal Pharmacist (Clinical) at Tan Tock Seng Hospital.
She earned her Bachelor of Science (Pharmacy) with Honours from the National University of Singapore and furthered her clinical expertise with a Master of Science in Clinical Pharmacy from Queen’s University of Belfast (UK). Her commitment to advancing pharmaceutical care is demonstrated through her board certification as an ambulatory care pharmacist (USA) and her qualification as a collaborative prescribing practitioner. As unit head overseeing pharmacy clinical team-based services, Kwee Keng has special interest in community health initiatives, smoking cessation programmes, anticoagulation management, chronic disease management, and telehealth services.
As the Community Health Pharmacist Lead, Kwee Keng has shaped the scope of community care pharmacy, practice and pioneered collaborative medication review services with GPs in clinic settings.
Mr Reuben ONG
Vice President, Business Unit Healthcare, Singapore
DKSH Singapore Pte Ltd
Bio
Mr Reuben ONG holds an MBA in Business Management and Marketing from Rutgers Business School, The State University of New Jersey, United States, where he graduated as Valedictorian. He also holds a Bachelor’s degree with Honours in Mechanical Engineering from the National University of Singapore (NUS).
He is currently the Vice President, Business Unit Healthcare, Singapore. He also serves on the Board of Directors of SAPI and is the Chairperson of its Supply Chain Committee.
Reuben first joined DKSH as General Manager where he led the Healthcare Alliance Team in Singapore and produced notable achievements during his tenure.
Prior to DKSH, Reuben held various positions at Takeda Pharmaceuticals where he became the Country Head for Singapore and led multiple commercial activities, and drove strategic growth.
With footprints all across the healthcare industry, Reuben brings with him more than seventeen years of healthcare experience where he took on several leadership positions including operations, product management, and commercial excellence.
Ms Poon Siew Yan, Elaine
Academy Director
Big Caring Group
Bio
As a passionate advocate for the growth and transformation of community pharmacists, Ms Elaine Poon specialize in empowering professionals to step beyond traditional roles and embrace their full potential as healthcare leaders. With a strong foundation in pharmacy practice and a deep commitment to mentoring, she help pharmacists shift perspectives, build confidence, and cultivate the leadership skills needed to thrive in today’s evolving healthcare landscape.
Her mission is to guide pharmacists through personal and professional development journeys-unlocking new opportunities, increasing their impact within the community, and reigniting purpose in their careers. Whether through one-on-one coaching, group workshops, or leadership training, she is here to support, challenge, and inspire those ready to lead with clarity and compassion.Let’s transform pharmacy -starting with the people who make it matter.
Ms Elaine POON is currently the Academy Director, Big Caring Academy Sdn Bhd. She was recently appointed to be a Council Member of Malaysia Pharmacy Society (MPS) 2025-2027. She is also one of the Board Members of Lembaga Farmasi Malaysia, January 2026-2029. Besides, she is also a Licensed NLP Trainer & Coach as well as ICF Professional Coach.
Ms Nurhaziqah Binte Mahmud
Senior Pharmacy Technician
Guardian Health & Beauty
Bio
Nurhaziqah is a Senior Pharmacy Technician with extensive experience in pharmacy operations, workforce development, quality improvement, and professional leadership. She graduated with a Bachelor of Science (Pharmaceutical Science) in 2017 and is the recipient of the retail Excellent Service Award (EXSA) and Excellent Pharmacy Technician Award, recognising her commitment to patient care and service excellence in pharmacy practice.
Passionate about advancing the pharmacy technician profession, Nurhazigah serves as a Head Trainer and mentor for pharmacy technician trainees and contributed to quality improvement as an Internal Auditor. She also represents Guardian as the Pharmacy Technician Lead in the Pharmacy Technician Lead-Chief Pharmacist (PTL-CP) network, collaborating with Chief Pharmacists and pharmacy technician leaders across Singapore to share best practices, strengthen professional frameworks, and drive initiatives that enhance the competencies and professional development of pharmacy technicians.
Beyond her workplace, Nurhaziqah is an active member of the Pharmaceutical Society of Singapore (PSS) Scientific Committee, Head of Sponsorship for the Pharmacy Technician Community of Practice (PT COP), and Singapore’s representative to the International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP) Pharmacy Technician Advisory Committee (PTAC), contributing to national and international efforts to advance the profession.
Committed to developing future healthcare professionals, Nurhazigah volunteers as a career speaker, serves as a mentor under Mentoring SG at Temasek Polytechnic, and was a judge for the Temasek Polytechnic Hackathon (2024-2025). She also supports environmental sustainability through kayaking clean-up initiatives to remove litter from Singapore’s waterways.
Through leadership, education, advocacy, and community service, Nurhaziqah is dedicated to empowering the pharmacy workforce and advancing patient-centred care both nationally and internationally.
Dr Vivianne Shih
Specialist Pharmacist
National Cancer Centre Singapore
Bio
Dr Vivianne Shih is the Immediate Past President of the Pharmaceutical Society of Singapore (PSS), as well as Chair of the SingHealth Duke-NUS Centre for Global Pharmacy and a Specialist Pharmacist at the National Cancer Centre Singapore (NCCS). She holds both a Doctor of Pharmacy and a Bachelor of Science (Pharmacy) Honours degree from the National University of Singapore, and is US Board Certified in Pharmacotherapy and Oncology.
As Clinical Service Lead for the Pharmacy Department at NCCS, Dr Shih has been instrumental in establishing clinical oncology pharmacy services. Her contributions have been recognised with several accolades, including the SingHealth Allied Health Professional Clinical Champion Award in 2021, and the PSS Professor Lucy Wan Outstanding Pharmacist of the Year award in 2025.
Dr Shih is a Clinical Assistant Professor at Duke-NUS Medical School and serves as Residency Programme Director for the National Pharmacy Residency Programme R2 (Oncology). In 2024, she received the National Pharmacy Residency Programme Outstanding Faculty Award. She is also actively involved in the training of Registrars and Medical Officers from the Division of Medical Oncology at NCCS, and in 2025 was presented with the Residency in SingHealth Excels (RISE)-Partners in Education Award.
Dr Kalisvar Marimuthu
Clinical Director
Department of Infection Prevention and Control
Tan Tock Seng Hospital and National Centre for Infectious Diseases (NCID)
Bio
Adjunct Assistant Professor Kalisvar Marimuthu is a Senior Consultant in Infectious Diseases and Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) at the National Centre for Infectious Diseases (NCID) and Tan Tock Seng Hospital (TTSH), Singapore. He is Chair of the National Infection Prevention and Control Committee (NIPC) and Deputy Clinical Director of TTSH’s Department of Infection Prevention and Control (DIPC). He also serves as a Senior Consultant for IPC with Singapore’s Ministry of Health and the Communicable Diseases Agency. He is Co-Chair of the World Health Organization (WHO) guideline development group on IPC for respiratory pathogens of pandemic potential. His primary research interests focus on the transmission dynamics of emerging infectious diseases and multidrug-resistant organisms (MDROs), as well as de-implementation and sustainability in IPC.