Dr Weeming LAU
AF (AMEE), FAMM (Mal)

MD (NUM), MMed Internal Medicine (UM), 

Master of Health Professional Education (Monash Australia)

Grad Dip Family Practice Dermatology (NUS),

PG Dip Occupational Health (NUM)

GCHE (Monash Australia)

Weeming is a senior lecturer at Jeffrey Cheah School of Medicine and Health Sciences, Monash University Malaysia, specialising in internal medicine. She graduated with an MD from National University Malaysia (UKM) followed by a Masters Degree in Internal Medicine from University Malaya in 1998. She received further training in both respiratory and sleep medicine at the Department of Respiratory Medicine, Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital, and the Respiratory Sleep Disorders Clinic, Queen Elizabeth II Medical Centre respectively in Western Australia. She worked as an advanced trainee, and thereafter as a senior registrar at the Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital. She has also done research in sleep medicine and won the Western Australia Thoracic Society of Australia and New Zealand Respiratory Trainee Award in 2000. She continues to see patients with both respiratory and sleep related problems after her return to Malaysia.

Weeming obtained further postgraduate qualifications in both dermatology and occupational health. She is registered with the local National Specialist Register in both internal medicine and respiratory medicine. She is a keen teacher/facilitator and has taught medical students, junior doctors, and paramedical staff throughout her career.

Since joining Monash University Malaysia (MUM) as a senior lecturer in 2008, Weeming has advanced further into the field of medical education. She is the lead coordinator in the early years of 'Clinical Skills' (teaching, learning and assessment) and teaches Bioethics at the Malaysian campus. She is very passionate about medical education and is the Deputy Head of Medical Education Unit (MEU) at MUM.

Weeming has won a number of Pro Vice Chancellor awards from MUM for her innovations in teaching and learning. In addition to this, she was awarded the Graduate Certificate in Higher Education (Monash) in 2010 and Essential Skills in Medical Education (AMEE) in 2011; followed by a Master in Health Professional Education (Monash) in 2014.

Weeming is an Associate Fellow of the Association of Medical Educators Europe (AMEE) and a member of the AMEE CPD Community of Practice Taskforce. She is also a founding member of Asia Pacific Bioethics Education Network (APBEN). Her areas of research in medical education are in clinical skills, OSCE, feedback, clinical reasoning and professionalism.

1. Medical education (Feedback, Clinical Skills, OSCE, Online Assessment, Self directed learning, Clinical Reasoning
2. Bioethics and Professionalism
3. Infectious disease - dengue viral infection