Total 2 critical care provider job vacancies in Quality Assurance / Control category in Singapore

• Engage community care providers to encourage participation in quality improvement initiatives.
• Plan schedule and assist in scoping of projects and collaborative.
• Conduct and facilitate Clinical / Quality Improvement workshops, and ensure proper documentation of workshops, meetings and collaborative.
• Follow up and liaise with the project teams to monitor implementation of their projects, data collection and analysis.
• Act as a resource person to provide guidance and link up with appropriate Subject Matter Experts as applicable.
• Assimilate results to derive quality deliverables for each project phase as agreed upon by stakeholders and communicate results effectively for buy-in.
• Conduct ground sensing via observations, focus groups or interviews from customers’ lenses.
• Co-develop innovative solutions with the Sector, using basic design thinking principles where relevant.
• Work closely with AIC divisions to ensure synergy with other sector enablement strategies (e.g., manpower, digitalization) to achieve the sector goals.
• Review, develop and support new initiatives to address emerging needs, e.g., person-centred care, community mental health and quality & ageing issues.
• Support and assist with sector-wide events and platforms to build and sustain the quality improvement culture in the sector.

Job Requirements

• Degree with at least 6-8 years of working experience, preferably with one-year Service design or Business process re-engineering using a structured methodology.
• Experienced in quality improvement including LEAN, Design Thinking, Model for Improvement, Plan-Do-Study-Act approaches and tools
• Strong analytical and conceptualization with problem-solving skills
• Experience in managing projects related to process or quality improvement would be preferred
• Knowledge of the community care sector, and computer database and basic statistics would be an advantage
• Resourceful, self-motivated starter and team player
• Effective communicator, both oral and written

1. Support the implementation of quality measures for nursing homes, which includes:Planning and organizing engagements with nursing homes to share the purpose and details of the quality measures.

• Presenting (using Tableau) and analysing the data for the quality measures.
• Preparing reports for CCOs and AIC management.
• Addressing questions from CCOs with regards to the quality measures.

2. Support the development of quality measures for other eldercare services, which includes:

• Reviewing local service/regulatory requirements, good practices, international practices to identify potential quality measures for home nursing care and other community-based care services.
• Conducting a preliminary analysis and presenting the findings.
• Liaising with other AIC Divisions to support the team’s quality measurement work.
• Organising meetings with the appointed workgroup, who will deliberate and select the quality measures for the sector.

3. Assist in the implementation of other key quality initiatives such as:

• Facilitating discussions with nursing homes to develop action plans with the aim of improving the safety culture in their organisations.
• Supporting the implementation of a quality assurance programme involving nursing homes and home nursing care providers.

Job Requirements:

• Degree in any discipline with 1 to 3 years of working experience. Entry-level candidates will also be considered
• Experience in data collection, analysis, visualisation and reporting; and knowledge of the community care sector would be an advantage
• Familiarity with analytics and statistical software e.g., Tableau, Stata would be an advantage
• Effective interpersonal, engagement and follow-up skills
• Strong written and verbal communication skills
• Passion for quality and ageing issues
• Resilient and results-oriented