Mr Ng graduated from the University of Edinburgh as the gold medallist and subsequently completed orthopaedic training in Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh. He then completed an Upper Limb Fellowship in Wrightington Hospital and a Training Interface Group Hand Fellowship in Manchester. During his fellowships, he successfully obtained postgraduate certification in hand surgery from both the British Society for Surgery of the Hand and the European Board of Hand Surgery (in which he won the best performance award).

He believes in continuing lifelong learning in order to provide the best possible care to his patients. He has travelled to multiple centres of excellence in Europe, North America and Asia to learn from the leading experts in hand and nerve surgery. His pursuits of professional development have been supported by the awards of Zimmer SCOT travelling fellowship, BOA travelling fellowship, FESSH travelling award and BSSH Stack travelling fellowship.

Following his consultant appointment, he has established a new clinical service providing treatment for patients with peripheral nerve injuries. He has also developed particular interests in the management of scapular winging, painful neuroma and scaphoid nonunion.

Mr Ng also maintains a strong interest in research and education. He regularly publishes academic articles in peer-reviewed journals and lectures at national and international scientific meetings. He currently serves as the council member of BSSH and sits in the committee of Training Interface Group in Hand Surgery.