Total 16 critical care provider job vacancies in Islandwide

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.

• Liaise with HQ departments to develop operational strategies and plans, including systems support, in line with the strategic vision for Silver Generation Office
• Establish strong working relationships with Satellite Offices (SOs) and ensure smooth implementation of operating guidelines that enable SOs to plan, execute and calibrate their operations
• Manage timely data collection and analysis at the Cluster- and SO-level to report and track progress towards strategic goals and milestones, identify areas for improvement and develop forward plans
• Lead the identification and analysis of metrics needed to trend emerging needs of seniors, including the demands and preferences for active ageing programmes and care and support trends, to improve the existing operational model
• Synthesize insights from data and work closely with SOs to drive the translation of recommendations into business actions
• Lead the identification of competency gaps within the Cluster and work closely with Training team to address training needs
• Support project management of cluster projects, including the monitoring of progress, resource utilization, schedule, risks and issues, and coordinate and organise meetings as required
• Prepare written correspondences and presentations to brief and update management and provide administrative and resourcing support as required

Requirements

• A degree or equivalent in any field, from a recognised University
• Minimally 3-4 years of relevant working experience, preferably in similar capacity
• Able to grasp organizational strategies and plans and understand the objectives and impact to operations planning and execution
• Able to formulate guidelines and report templates for the implementation and monitoring of operational tasks by taking reference from HQ directives and planning norms
• Knowledge of how to create and apply various algorithms from database to analyse trends, sense make and identify gaps and areas that need improvement

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

The role of a Community Care Associate (CCA) or Senior Community Care Associate (SCCA) is to provide quality day-to-day daily living care for residents or clients in a nursing home or senior care centre, in line with the Community Care sector’s aims to provide Singapore’s elderly with a dignified life. A CCA and SCCA will be trained in cross-functional areas such as nursing and therapy, and will work closely with Clinical and Therapy teams to promote maintenance of resident’s independent living skills through holistic care and deploying cross-functional skills.

As a CCA or SCCA, you will provide seniors with:

Assisted daily living and support (personal hygiene, feeding, transfers)

Holistic care to support their psychosocial well-being by curating recreational programmes and activities, supervising and engaging seniors, and developing a supportive relationship with seniors and family members

Holistic care to support their physical and clinical well-being through mobility training and integrating maintenance rehabilitation activities into their daily routine, assisting to serve pre-packed medication and applying prescribed topical medication, performing basic wound care independently and administering subcutaneous insulin injections (for SCCAs only).

To be eligible, you must meet the following criteria:

1. Passionate and have a heart of care for our seniors
2. Exposure to healthcare setting advantageous
3. Candidates with more than 2 years of local healthcare experience will be considered for the SCCA position

Candidates having no experience are welcome to apply.

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.

• Liaise with HQ departments to develop operational strategies and plans, including systems support, in line with the strategic vision for Silver Generation Office
• Establish strong working relationships with Satellite Offices (SOs) and ensure smooth implementation of operating guidelines that enable SOs to plan, execute and calibrate their operations
• Manage timely data collection and analysis at the Cluster- and SO-level to report and track progress towards strategic goals and milestones, identify areas for improvement and develop forward plans
• Lead the identification and analysis of metrics needed to trend emerging needs of seniors, including the demands and preferences for active ageing programmes and care and support trends, to improve the existing operational model
• Synthesize insights from data and work closely with SOs to drive the translation of recommendations into business actions
• Lead the identification of competency gaps within the Cluster and work closely with Training team to address training needs
• Support project management of cluster projects, including the monitoring of progress, resource utilization, schedule, risks and issues, and coordinate and organise meetings as required
• Prepare written correspondences and presentations to brief and update management and provide administrative and resourcing support as required

Requirements

• A degree or equivalent in any field, from a recognised University
• Minimally 3-4 years of relevant working experience, preferably in similar capacity
• Able to grasp organizational strategies and plans and understand the objectives and impact to operations planning and execution
• Able to formulate guidelines and report templates for the implementation and monitoring of operational tasks by taking reference from HQ directives and planning norms
• Knowledge of how to create and apply various algorithms from database to analyse trends, sense make and identify gaps and areas that need improvement

Client Engagement and Service Operations

• Operationalise engagement strategies through various outreach modalities and ensure optimal deployment of volunteers - Silver Generation Ambassadors (SGAs)
• Sense needs and identify older adults who require additional care and support and to coach SGAs on the same
• Consolidate feedback from older adults and partners to track fulfilment, identify and analyse needs in the community
• Ensure that stipulated performance standards, such as approval timelines and outreach targets and, care and support outcomes are met
• Execute operation validation as required to ensure that processes are adhered to and engagement quality and outcomes are maintained
• Coordinate active ageing programmes and functional screenings with community partners and government agencies to ensure events are held smoothly and divisional KPIs are met

Volunteer Management

• Supervise and motivate a team of SGAs to engage older adults through house visits & community events to attain the relevant desired outcomes
• Recruit, train and retain SGAs and guide them to meet the stipulated performance standards

Care Coordination and Community Engagement

• Coordinate care and support needs and referrals across the relevant agencies and community partners in a seamless manner
• Build relationship with local community stakeholders and partners (such as Regional Health Systems) to identify opportunities for collaboration that are in line with divisional work-plan
• Organise and support local community pilots, including review and evaluation to achieve better social-health outcomes for older adults
• Support community partners in the implementation of the AAC Centre model and other initiatives

Job Requirement:

• Degree in any discipline, healthcare, social work or counselling related field will be an advantage
• At least 2 years of relevant experience, preferably with experience in healthcare, social services or community engagement. Candidates with no relevant experience may apply too.
• Passion in communication or outreach work on public policies
• Strong ability to mobilise people into action
• Good people and communication skills
• Dependable and good problem solving skills
• Ability to work in fast-paced and dynamic work environment
• Able to work after office hours when required
• Only Singaporeans

Client Engagement and Service Operations

• Operationalise engagement strategies through various outreach modalities and ensure optimal deployment of volunteers - Silver Generation Ambassadors (SGAs)
• Sense needs and identify older adults who require additional care and support and to coach SGAs on the same
• Consolidate feedback from older adults and partners to track fulfilment, identify and analyse needs in the community
• Ensure that stipulated performance standards, such as approval timelines and outreach targets and, care and support outcomes are met
• Execute operation validation as required to ensure that processes are adhered to and engagement quality and outcomes are maintained
• Coordinate active ageing programmes and functional screenings with community partners and government agencies to ensure events are held smoothly and divisional KPIs are met

Volunteer Management

• Supervise and motivate a team of SGAs to engage older adults through house visits & community events to attain the relevant desired outcomes
• Recruit, train and retain SGAs and guide them to meet the stipulated performance standards

Care Coordination and Community Engagement

• Coordinate care and support needs and referrals across the relevant agencies and community partners in a seamless manner
• Build relationship with local community stakeholders and partners (such as Regional Health Systems) to identify opportunities for collaboration that are in line with divisional work-plan
• Organise and support local community pilots, including review and evaluation to achieve better social-health outcomes for older adults
• Support community partners in the implementation of the AAC Centre model and other initiatives

Job Requirement:

• Degree in any discipline, healthcare, social work or counselling related field will be an advantage
• At least 2 years of relevant experience, preferably with experience in healthcare, social services or community engagement. Candidates with no relevant experience may apply too.
• Passion in communication or outreach work on public policies
• Strong ability to mobilise people into action
• Good people and communication skills
• Dependable and good problem solving skills
• Ability to work in fast-paced and dynamic work environment
• Able to work after office hours when required
• Only Singaporeans

• Liaise with HQ departments to develop operational strategies and plans, including systems support, in line with the strategic vision for Silver Generation Office
• Establish strong working relationships with Satellite Offices (SOs) and ensure smooth implementation of operating guidelines that enable SOs to plan, execute and calibrate their operations
• Manage timely data collection and analysis at the Cluster- and SO-level to report and track progress towards strategic goals and milestones, identify areas for improvement and develop forward plans
• Lead the identification and analysis of metrics needed to trend emerging needs of seniors, including the demands and preferences for active ageing programmes and care and support trends, to improve the existing operational model
• Synthesize insights from data and work closely with SOs to drive the translation of recommendations into business actions
• Lead the identification of competency gaps within the Cluster and work closely with Training team to address training needs
• Support project management of cluster projects, including the monitoring of progress, resource utilization, schedule, risks and issues, and coordinate and organise meetings as required
• Prepare written correspondences and presentations to brief and update management and provide administrative and resourcing support as required

Requirements

• A degree or equivalent in any field, from a recognised University
• Minimally 3-4 years of relevant working experience, preferably in similar capacity
• Able to grasp organizational strategies and plans and understand the objectives and impact to operations planning and execution
• Able to formulate guidelines and report templates for the implementation and monitoring of operational tasks by taking reference from HQ directives and planning norms
• Knowledge of how to create and apply various algorithms from database to analyse trends, sense make and identify gaps and areas that need improvement

Client Engagement and Service Operations

• Operationalise engagement strategies through various outreach modalities and ensure optimal deployment of volunteers - Silver Generation Ambassadors (SGAs)
• Sense needs and identify older adults who require additional care and support and to coach SGAs on the same
• Consolidate feedback from older adults and partners to track fulfilment, identify and analyse needs in the community
• Ensure that stipulated performance standards, such as approval timelines and outreach targets and, care and support outcomes are met
• Execute operation validation as required to ensure that processes are adhered to and engagement quality and outcomes are maintained
• Coordinate active ageing programmes and functional screenings with community partners and government agencies to ensure events are held smoothly and divisional KPIs are met

Volunteer Management

• Supervise and motivate a team of SGAs to engage older adults through house visits & community events to attain the relevant desired outcomes
• Recruit, train and retain SGAs and guide them to meet the stipulated performance standards

Care Coordination and Community Engagement

• Coordinate care and support needs and referrals across the relevant agencies and community partners in a seamless manner
• Build relationship with local community stakeholders and partners (such as Regional Health Systems) to identify opportunities for collaboration that are in line with divisional work-plan
• Organise and support local community pilots, including review and evaluation to achieve better social-health outcomes for older adults
• Support community partners in the implementation of the AAC Centre model and other initiatives

Job Requirement:

• Degree in any discipline, healthcare, social work or counselling related field will be an advantage
• At least 2 years of relevant experience, preferably with experience in healthcare, social services or community engagement. Candidates with no relevant experience may apply too.
• Passion in communication or outreach work on public policies
• Strong ability to mobilise people into action
• Good people and communication skills
• Dependable and good problem solving skills
• Ability to work in fast-paced and dynamic work environment
• Able to work after office hours when required
• Only Singaporeans

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

The role of a Community Care Associate (CCA) or Senior Community Care Associate (SCCA) is to provide quality day-to-day daily living care for residents or clients in a nursing home or senior care centre, in line with the Community Care sector’s aims to provide Singapore’s elderly with a dignified life. A CCA and SCCA will be trained in cross-functional areas such as nursing and therapy, and will work closely with Clinical and Therapy teams to promote maintenance of resident’s independent living skills through holistic care and deploying cross-functional skills.

As a CCA or SCCA, you will provide seniors with:

Assisted daily living and support (personal hygiene, feeding, transfers)

Holistic care to support their psychosocial well-being by curating recreational programmes and activities, supervising and engaging seniors, and developing a supportive relationship with seniors and family members

Holistic care to support their physical and clinical well-being through mobility training and integrating maintenance rehabilitation activities into their daily routine, assisting to serve pre-packed medication and applying prescribed topical medication, performing basic wound care independently and administering subcutaneous insulin injections (for SCCAs only).

To be eligible, you must meet the following criteria:

1. Passionate and have a heart of care for our seniors
2. Exposure to healthcare setting advantageous
3. Candidates with more than 2 years of local healthcare experience will be considered for the SCCA position

Candidates having no experience are welcome to apply.

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.

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

The role of a Community Care Associate (CCA) or Senior Community Care Associate (SCCA) is to provide quality day-to-day daily living care for residents or clients in a nursing home or senior care centre, in line with the Community Care sector’s aims to provide Singapore’s elderly with a dignified life. A CCA and SCCA will be trained in cross-functional areas such as nursing and therapy, and will work closely with Clinical and Therapy teams to promote maintenance of resident’s independent living skills through holistic care and deploying cross-functional skills.

As a CCA or SCCA, you will provide seniors with:

Assisted daily living and support (personal hygiene, feeding, transfers)

Holistic care to support their psychosocial well-being by curating recreational programmes and activities, supervising and engaging seniors, and developing a supportive relationship with seniors and family members

Holistic care to support their physical and clinical well-being through mobility training and integrating maintenance rehabilitation activities into their daily routine, assisting to serve pre-packed medication and applying prescribed topical medication, performing basic wound care independently and administering subcutaneous insulin injections (for SCCAs only).

To be eligible, you must meet the following criteria:

1. Passionate and have a heart of care for our seniors
2. Exposure to healthcare setting advantageous
3. Candidates with more than 2 years of local healthcare experience will be considered for the SCCA position

Candidates having no experience are welcome to apply.

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.

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.

Stakeholder Management

• Establish strong working relationships with AIC Divisions and external partners across government agencies, healthcare and social services sectors and ensure alignment with the overarching SGO stakeholder engagement and network development strategies
• Develop and implement stakeholder engagement plans, such as the organization of regular Cluster-level networking platforms to build mindshare, gain awareness of ongoing developments within the landscape, facilitate collaborations and share best practices
• Work collaboratively with key stakeholders such as the Regional Health Systems (RHS), Communities of Care (CoC) and Active Ageing Centres (AACs) to co-create a local community support network for seniors and address their needs in areas such as active ageing, preventive health and other population health initiatives
• Monitor the progress of cross-agency collaborations within the Cluster and develop insights across projects to identify key issues, system gaps and synergies to be achieved

Change Management

• Serve as liaison and point of contact for HQ departments for the dissemination and implementation of organizational change initiatives at the Cluster level
• Evaluate the change impact and organizational readiness of the Cluster and support HQ departments in addressing concerns raised from the Cluster
• Regular review with Satellite Offices (SOs) to identify and address ground concerns and facilitate a smooth change management in accordance with the transition timelines
• Support the development and dissemination of communications messages to the SOs, in support of the change initiatives

Job Requirements

• A degree or equivalent in any field, from a recognised University
• Minimally 3-4 years of relevant working experience, preferably in similar capacity
• Passionate in networking and dealing with multiple partners and stakeholders, with good interpersonal skills
• Able to perform secretariat roles including organising meetings, networking sessions, collate reports and monitoring progress of outstanding issues
• Familiarity with community and healthcare partners and stakeholders would be an advantage
• Good communication and writing skills

Client Engagement and Service Operations

• Operationalise engagement strategies through various outreach modalities and ensure optimal deployment of volunteers - Silver Generation Ambassadors (SGAs)
• Sense needs and identify older adults who require additional care and support and to coach SGAs on the same
• Consolidate feedback from older adults and partners to track fulfilment, identify and analyse needs in the community
• Ensure that stipulated performance standards, such as approval timelines and outreach targets and, care and support outcomes are met
• Execute operation validation as required to ensure that processes are adhered to and engagement quality and outcomes are maintained
• Coordinate active ageing programmes and functional screenings with community partners and government agencies to ensure events are held smoothly and divisional KPIs are met

Volunteer Management

• Supervise and motivate a team of SGAs to engage older adults through house visits & community events to attain the relevant desired outcomes
• Recruit, train and retain SGAs and guide them to meet the stipulated performance standards

Care Coordination and Community Engagement

• Coordinate care and support needs and referrals across the relevant agencies and community partners in a seamless manner
• Build relationship with local community stakeholders and partners (such as Regional Health Systems) to identify opportunities for collaboration that are in line with divisional work-plan
• Organise and support local community pilots, including review and evaluation to achieve better social-health outcomes for older adults
• Support community partners in the implementation of the AAC Centre model and other initiatives

Job Requirement:

• Degree in any discipline, healthcare, social work or counselling related field will be an advantage
• At least 2 years of relevant experience, preferably with experience in healthcare, social services or community engagement. Candidates with no relevant experience may apply too.
• Passion in communication or outreach work on public policies
• Strong ability to mobilise people into action
• Good people and communication skills
• Dependable and good problem solving skills
• Ability to work in fast-paced and dynamic work environment
• Able to work after office hours when required
• Only Singaporeans

• Carry out assessment on client care neds in various settings such as home, hospitals, institutions to facilitate referrals and right-site clients to suitable services/care settings in a timely manner
• Manage the day-to-day AIC Link operations to deliver prompt and quality customer service
• Engage client/caregiver in identifying client’s care needs and wishes, formulate care/service plans and linking client to service provision
• Assess and match relevant financial schemes and facilitate application to support client’s care expenses
• Proactively solicit feedback from clients/caregivers for service standards review and improve customer satisfaction
• Proactively liaise with hospitals, referring entities and service providers in facilitating placement of clients to the desired services/care facilities
• Participate in case discussion or client/family conference with relevant stakeholders
• Participate, collaborate and contribute to initiatives/projects/events
• Assist/contribute as subject matter expert for the continuous improvement to system, process and service
• Collate data, monitor trends of referrals and identify possible service gap
• Ensure proper documentation of all transactions into the IT system or/and case notes

JOB REQUIREMENTS

• Professional qualification in Nursing or Allied Health disciplines relevant to the job
• At least 3 years of experience in related field in acute and/or community healthcare settings in Singapore
• Knowledge in geriatrics, community services and financial schemes will be an advantage
• Proficient in Microsoft Office (Word, excel, powerpoint)
• Good problem solving skills and attention to detail
• Pro-active work attitude with good interpersonal, communication and organizational skills
• Good collaborator who is able to work effectively and harmoniously with internal and external stakeholders
• Keep abreast on the various clinical assessment tools, community services and schemes
• Able to work independently, multitask effectively under pressure and highly adaptable to changes
• Able to comply to process/manuals, advisories, guidelines, policies, legislations/Acts relevant to healthcare and the area of work
• Candidate may be required to carry out the above-mentioned duties in AIC HQ or hospital setting

• Liaise with HQ departments to develop operational strategies and plans, including systems support, in line with the strategic vision for Silver Generation Office
• Establish strong working relationships with Satellite Offices (SOs) and ensure smooth implementation of operating guidelines that enable SOs to plan, execute and calibrate their operations
• Manage timely data collection and analysis at the Cluster- and SO-level to report and track progress towards strategic goals and milestones, identify areas for improvement and develop forward plans
• Lead the identification and analysis of metrics needed to trend emerging needs of seniors, including the demands and preferences for active ageing programmes and care and support trends, to improve the existing operational model
• Synthesize insights from data and work closely with SOs to drive the translation of recommendations into business actions
• Lead the identification of competency gaps within the Cluster and work closely with Training team to address training needs
• Support project management of cluster projects, including the monitoring of progress, resource utilization, schedule, risks and issues, and coordinate and organise meetings as required
• Prepare written correspondences and presentations to brief and update management and provide administrative and resourcing support as required

Requirements

• A degree or equivalent in any field, from a recognised University
• Minimally 3-4 years of relevant working experience, preferably in similar capacity
• Able to grasp organizational strategies and plans and understand the objectives and impact to operations planning and execution
• Able to formulate guidelines and report templates for the implementation and monitoring of operational tasks by taking reference from HQ directives and planning norms
• Knowledge of how to create and apply various algorithms from database to analyse trends, sense make and identify gaps and areas that need improvement

Client Engagement and Service Operations

• Operationalise engagement strategies through various outreach modalities and ensure optimal deployment of volunteers - Silver Generation Ambassadors (SGAs)
• Sense needs and identify older adults who require additional care and support and to coach SGAs on the same
• Consolidate feedback from older adults and partners to track fulfilment, identify and analyse needs in the community
• Ensure that stipulated performance standards, such as approval timelines and outreach targets and, care and support outcomes are met
• Execute operation validation as required to ensure that processes are adhered to and engagement quality and outcomes are maintained
• Coordinate active ageing programmes and functional screenings with community partners and government agencies to ensure events are held smoothly and divisional KPIs are met

Volunteer Management

• Supervise and motivate a team of SGAs to engage older adults through house visits & community events to attain the relevant desired outcomes
• Recruit, train and retain SGAs and guide them to meet the stipulated performance standards

Care Coordination and Community Engagement

• Coordinate care and support needs and referrals across the relevant agencies and community partners in a seamless manner
• Build relationship with local community stakeholders and partners (such as Regional Health Systems) to identify opportunities for collaboration that are in line with divisional work-plan
• Organise and support local community pilots, including review and evaluation to achieve better social-health outcomes for older adults
• Support community partners in the implementation of the AAC Centre model and other initiatives

Job Requirement:

• Degree in any discipline, healthcare, social work or counselling related field will be an advantage
• At least 2 years of relevant experience, preferably with experience in healthcare, social services or community engagement. Candidates with no relevant experience may apply too.
• Passion in communication or outreach work on public policies
• Strong ability to mobilise people into action
• Good people and communication skills
• Dependable and good problem solving skills
• Ability to work in fast-paced and dynamic work environment
• Able to work after office hours when required
• Only Singaporeans