Total 11 business management project planning job vacancies in Singapore

Strategy, Research and Data Division (SRDD) leads in the forward and strategic planning of AIC using a data-driven and multi-disciplinary approach. We drive research and strategy with partners and stakeholders, towards the vision of fostering a vibrant care community that enables people to live well and age gracefully.

Within SRDD, the Strategic Planning team drives long-term planning and formulates an integrated and strategic view of programmes and enablement initiatives. We work closely with other AIC Divisions to sense-make emerging strategic issues impacting community care, translate insights and national policy into practical strategies and influence stakeholders for alignment. We also facilitate whole-of-AIC engagements with Ministry of Health for cross-cutting issues.

The Assistant Manager will conduct strategic planning initiatives to contribute towards the review, translation and communication of AIC’s strategy:

• Analyse and illuminate the impact of cross-cutting issues on ageing and community care
• Facilitate and staff discussions and workshops with AIC Divisions and other stakeholders for effective sense-making and co-creation of responses
• Develop and maintain frameworks to support prioritisation of initiatives and evaluation of study trips
• Assist with the implementation of impact measurement
• Support the development of content such as meeting materials for Chairman’s or CEO’s engagements and country scans.

Job Requirements:

• Recognised degree in any discipline
• Minimum of 2 years’ experience in strategic planning, policy or corporate development, or experience in the health or social care sector will be an advantage.
• Strong analytical, written and verbal communication skills
• Comfortable with numbers and analysing data to derive insights
• Good project management and stakeholder engagement skills
• Team player with good interpersonal skills
• Passion in serving the community care and public sector
• Proactive and conscientious self-starter who is able to work independently
• Strong willingness to learn
• Able to implement solutions in a complex environment

• Transforming, cleaning and integrating data to ensure its quality and usability for downstream analytics and reporting purposes.
• Conduct in-depth data analysis to deliver data-driven insights and ensuring the effective utilisation of data resources to support the organization's strategic decision-making processes.
• Work closely with strategic stakeholders and operational teams to ensure successful delivery of data analysis projects.
• Implementing established data analysis methodologies and best practices to improve the quality and efficiency of data analysis processes.
• Creation of visualizations and reports to effectively communicate insights derived from data analysis.
• Advocate for and contribute to the adoption of best practices in data engineering to ensure governance, quality, and security of data assets.
• Contribute to the development and implementation of processes to enhance the accuracy and reliability of data assets through data quality and metadata management.
• Assist to perform any other ad-hoc project and duties assigned by Director, Senior Assistant Director and/or Assistant Director.

Job Requirements:

• Degree in any discipline, preferably in the Healthcare industry with at least 2 – 5 years of related working experiences
• Experience in data analytics, including data wrangling, analysis, visualisation with strong knowledge in data structures and mining algorithms.
• Knowledge in statistical learning, machine learning and probabilistic models will be advantageous.
• Good communication skills, both written and verbal.
• Pro-active, quality conscious, attentive to details and results oriented.
• Good team player, able to work under pressure and deliver results under tight timelines.

• Partner Sector Divisions in the management of grants to ensure adequate governance and compliance with Grant Policy & Best Practices, from scheme design to closure
• Attend Sector Divisions’ enquiries relating to grant management processes
• Review processes and suggest improvements to strengthen grant governance and mitigate risks
• Partner Divisions in performing independent risk assessment and compliance function of existing and new programmes
• Review grant and governance policies to ensure they stay relevant in tandem with AIC's grant/operating landscape
• Develop and support generation of periodic Operational and Management reports
• Build capabilities of internal stakeholders and external partners through various initiatives
• Partner Divisions in audit process and monitor and validate action plans to closure and assist in audit related matters to ensure compliance with audit requirements​​​
• Manage ad hoc projects in risk management related matters or roles assigned

Job Requirements:

• Degree in Accountancy, Business Administration, Business Analytics or Statistics
• Relevant experience in audit and financial compliance
• Highly analytical and with good problem solving skill
• Good communication and interpersonal skills
• Resourceful, meticulous, open-minded and adaptable to changes and able to multi-task
• A team player who is able work independently
• Proficiency in MS Office
• Knowledge of data analytical tools such as RPA, IDEA Caseware, C-programming, Tableau and VBA will be an added advantage

Strategy, Research and Data Division (SRDD) leads in the forward and strategic planning of AIC using a data-driven and multi-disciplinary approach. We drive research and strategy with partners and stakeholders, towards the vision of fostering a vibrant care community that enables people to live well and age gracefully.

Within SRDD, the Strategic Planning team drives long-term planning and formulates an integrated and strategic view of programmes and enablement initiatives. We work closely with other AIC Divisions to sense-make emerging strategic issues impacting community care, translate insights and national policy into practical strategies and influence stakeholders for alignment. We also facilitate whole-of-AIC engagements with Ministry of Health for cross-cutting issues.

The Assistant Manager will conduct strategic planning initiatives to contribute towards the review, translation and communication of AIC’s strategy:

• Analyse and illuminate the impact of cross-cutting issues on ageing and community care
• Facilitate and staff discussions and workshops with AIC Divisions and other stakeholders for effective sense-making and co-creation of responses
• Develop and maintain frameworks to support prioritisation of initiatives and evaluation of study trips
• Assist with the implementation of impact measurement
• Support the development of content such as meeting materials for Chairman’s or CEO’s engagements and country scans.

Job Requirements:

• Recognised degree in any discipline
• Minimum of 2 years’ experience in strategic planning, policy or corporate development, or experience in the health or social care sector will be an advantage.
• Strong analytical, written and verbal communication skills
• Comfortable with numbers and analysing data to derive insights
• Good project management and stakeholder engagement skills
• Team player with good interpersonal skills
• Passion in serving the community care and public sector
• Proactive and conscientious self-starter who is able to work independently
• Strong willingness to learn
• Able to implement solutions in a complex environment

Job Description:

• Support the development of the palliative care sector in Singapore by identifying service gaps and new opportunities, enhancing existing service models, and developing new service models to provide more and better care options to support seniors in their last days.
• Work with policy makers, community stakeholders, including service providers and hospitals to drive the implementation of the National Strategy for Palliative Care (NSPC) 2023.
• Develop and implement palliative care related pilot programmes, service models and funding policies that support and not limited to:Palliative care capability and capacity in the community care sector
  Creation and enhancement of enablers to support palliative care services and its ecosystem
  Conduct evaluation and review of the programmes and services. This includes conducting research and data analysis
  
• Undertake other tasks as necessary to contribute to Division's objectives in sector development, capability building and outreach

Job requirements:

• Preferably to have 1-2 years of working experience in service planning and development in the healthcare or social care industry
• Experience in planning, project management in the public sector would be advantageous
• Systems thinking
• Excellent written and persuasive communication skills
• Strong engagement and stakeholder management skills
• Strong analytical capabilities, coupled with basic skills in data analysis and statistics
• Strong at conceptualising ideas, coupled with a practical sense of what works in a complex environment and implement projects
• Resourceful

Note : Your application will be referred by Agency for Integrated Care to hiring Community Care Organisations for potential career opportunities.

To attract mid-career PMETs (Professionals, Managers, Executives and Technicians) to join the growing Community Care sector, the Senior Management Associate Scheme (SMAS) aims to assist Community Care organisations recruit suitable managerial and leadership talents to support their organisational growth and development.

To be eligible for the scheme you must meet the following criteria:

• Have not been employed by any community care organisation in the last six months;
• Have at least 8 years of managerial/leadership experience;
• Position offered is part of the senior management team or reports directly to a member of the senior management team;
• Should not have adverse reference checks;
• Is offered a baseline salary of at least $6,000/month;
• Candidate must not be funded under SMAS previously through any community care organisation.
• Successful applicants will be contacted by Community Care Organisations for prospective job offers in their organisations.
• Actual salary offered will be dependent on experience and decided between the prospective employer and applicant.

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

Volunteer Management

• Develop and implement recruitment strategies to identify, build and sustain a healthy pool of competent Silver Generation Ambassadors (SGAs) and SGD volunteers
• Monitor the recruitment cycle of SGAs and SGD volunteers
• Monitor the centralised recruitment of volunteers (eg. SGA/volunteers referral, Facebook, QSM etc.) to ensure a healthy ratio of staff to volunteers to seniors in order to achieve SGO’s goals and objectives
• Update and maintain volunteer’s personal information and their volunteering activities to ensure an up-to-date database
• Introduce SGO volunteering program to public and private sectors to encourage volunteerism and also, as a CSR, with the aim of providing more avenues for volunteer recruitment
• Support various SGA rewards and recognition initiatives
• Co-ordinate and extend VM related courses for staff and SGAs

Professional Development

• Engage in continual learning for personal and professional growth and development
• Share good practices and support the training and development for SO staff and SGAs
• Establish regular communications with the SO VM champions on matters related to volunteer management and training

Coordination & Admin

• Consolidate feedback from SOs, SGAs and volunteers to identify and analyse needs in the community
• Manage and control SGAs ID tags assets
• Perform office administration functions

Network Development

• Implement strategies to create new volunteering opportunities through partnership with internal and external organisations.
• Implement loyalty programmes to recognise the good work of the volunteers.
• Implement formal/informal channels for volunteers to provide feedback on their participating volunteering program.

Job Requirements:

• Recognised degree in any discipline
• At least 2 years of working experience preferably with knowledge and familiarity with the healthcare or social sectors
• Analytical and organised, able to translate concepts into actionable goals
• Confident in working with external stakeholders
• Good in communication, both verbal and written
• Meticulous, team player, resourceful and able to multi-task in a fast-paced environment

• Drive the planning and conceptualisation of the future Community Care Sector
• Identify care services, business, and operating models in community care services that can add value to the future Community Care Sector
• Design and perform regular review of the state of sector and the impact of AIC’s services and schemes on the Community Care Sector providers
• Develop and implement plans to improve resilience of the Community Care Sector
• Work with MOH and relevant stakeholders to plan and manage emergencies/crises for the Community Care Sector
• Establish partnerships with relevant stakeholders for data collection, tracking and analysis to recommend initiatives/measures to support the needs and development of the Community Care Sector

Job Requirements:

• Minimum recognised degree with at least 2 years of relevant experience, preferably in healthcare or community care. The managerial position will require a minimum of 5 years of relevant experience.
• Analytical and meticulous with good interpersonal and written communication skills.
• Able to work well independently and in a team.
• Proactive and self-motivated, with the ability to adapt well to a fast-paced and dynamic environment.
• Demonstrate good knowledge of project management, data collection, reporting and analysis.

The Quality Division drives efforts to uplift the quality of care and promote a culture of continuous improvement in the Community Care sector.

Within the Division, the Quality Systems & Planning team conducts research and identifies quality indicators, standards and useful tools that could be applied to the Community Care sector. The team’s current focus areas include quality measurement, quality assurance and building a quality culture within the Community Care sector, working closely with AIC Divisions, Community Care Organisations (CCOs), Regional Health Systems, Ministry of Health (MOH), and other stakeholders.

1. Drive and manage programmes and initiatives, which include a quality assurance programme, aimed at raising standards of care in the community care sector. This includes

a. Planning, executing and managing a pilot to implement a quality assurance programme and drive the adoption of suitable international standards with a few CCOs

b. Managing the budget, procurement and contract matters with the appointed international standards body (ISB)

c. Assist in the development of the evaluation approach for the pilot as well as data collection for the programme evaluation

2. Identify areas for capability building following the assessments conducted by the ISB and develop relevant resources with the aim of enabling the CCOs to address the areas for improvement and work towards achieving the standards.

3. Identify and propose changes to the quality assurance programme, if required, after the evaluation to enable us to better meet the intended objectives and extend the programme to more CCOs in the sector. This will include

a. Securing funding to support more CCOs as they embark on quality assurance

4. Drive and manage initiatives to support CCOs to meet the new regulatory requirements set out by MOH, which may include reviewing and putting in place training programmes to strengthen CCOs’ organizational capabilities.

5. Drive and manage quality planning efforts for the community care sector, which will include co-developing strategies and initiatives with the CCOs to uplift quality of care.

Job Requirements:

· At least 6 to 8 years of relevant experience

· Experience in a planning or quality role and knowledge of the community care sector would be an advantage

· Strong project management skills and is self-motivated and proactive

· Effective interpersonal and engagement skills

· Strong written and verbal communication skills

· Passion for quality and ageing issues

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