Total 9 social responsibility manager job vacancies in Singapore

• To assist in the consistent adaptation and adoption of AIC’s Information Management Policy across the organisation
• To assist in enabling related Data Management policies and executing relevant change initiatives
• Support the Data Protection Officer in handling of data sharing request in accordance with AIC Data Sharing Framework
• To assist in regular review initiatives to ensure continuous relevance and application of the AIC Data Sharing Framework to division’s processes
• To support the review of PDPA compliance related aspects throughout the organisation and its partners

Job Requirements:

• Degree in Information Science or Business Management with 3 -4 years' work experience
• Preferably 1 – 2 years of experience in handling information management, protection or/and data governance aspects
• Familiarity with Personal Data Protection (2012) and experienced in working within a Data Protection Office or similar would be beneficial
• Entry level candidates with relevant skillsets are welcome to apply. This includes background in process improvement methodologies and risk management practices, experience in analysing business processes and workflows to identify areas for improvement.
• Collaborate and/or guide stakeholders as part of cross-functional teams to identify and track areas for improvement
• Facilitation skills would be a plus
• Meticulous and conscientious
• Outgoing and works well in a team
• Good listener and quick to adapt

As Assistant Manager, Partnerships Development, you will play a strategic role in building an integrated and resilient care ecosystem that enables and empowers seniors to age in place. You will engage key stakeholders and drive projects that will help promote connections and partnerships across different stakeholders in the social and health sector that will work together to support our seniors.

• Lead and drive enablers that will help build an integrated care ecosystem. These include, design and implementation of partnership frameworks, standardised processes and templates, and the development and design of effective monitoring performance indicators and dashboards.
• Engage and work with internal and external stakeholders including MOH, the Regional Health Systems, Primary Care and Community Care Providers to identify gaps and barriers to the building of an integrated care system.
• Develop and implement rapid prototyping of solutions and evaluate its effectiveness in mitigating systems barriers to building of an integrated care ecosystem.
• Develop and work with stakeholders on programme review and evaluation.
• Synthesize the learnings and experience for improvement in programme design and implementation.
• Identify best-practices and implement platforms for cross sharing and learnings between providers.
• Build close relationships with key stakeholders to encourage partnerships and collaborations that will help seniors age well in place.

Job Requirements:

• Recognised degree in any discipline
• 3 to 5 years of relevant experience
• Relevant experience in community care and multi-agency work/healthcare industry will be an added advantage
• Experience in developing and maintaining networks and partnerships with stakeholders will be an added advantage
• Possess excellent communication and interpersonal skills, to be able to lead, engage and work well with groups from diverse backgrounds
• Able to multi-task and possess strong project management skills
• Demonstrate strong analytical and problem-solving skills
• A self-starter with a sense of curiosity and strong learning agility
• Resilient, agile and adaptable individual who thrives in a dynamic environment

The Quality & Training Team in Primary and Community Care Division supports the capability and capacity building of the PCN HQ care teams to strengthen team-based care approach. The Primary Care Networks (PCN) is setup for General Practitioners (GP) clinics to support holistic and team-based care. With the implementation of Healthier SG, the PCN HQ will continue to play an important role to ensure more effective chronic disease management.

As a member of the team, your key roles will include the following:

Administration

• Identify and develop training roadmaps for the PCN Care Teams (which includes Nurses, Primary Care Co-ordinators, Clinic Assistants, GPs)
• Anchor the development of standardised care delivery including establishing SOPs and competency framework to support the work of the PCN Care Teams.
• Involved in inter-agency workgroups to support primary care development and transformation.
• Co-create new models of care to support team-based care approach.
• Gather insights for development and implementation of new initiatives and support the administration of the existing primary care model, including but not limited to managing funding and monitoring of project KPIs
• Establish strong rapport with primary care team, service providers to strengthen the administration of the existing primary care model

Clinical Management

• Provide clinical supervision and implement framework to ensure patient safety and staff safety for care delivered by PCN HQ.
• Consolidate and share best clinical practices across the primary care landscape (including polyclinics, community nursing and private primary care) with both internal and external stakeholders
• Provide supervision to clinical team in Q&T team
• Motivates the care team and provide consultation and foster professional development through coaching and mentorship

Job Requirements:

• Bachelor degree Nursing and / or Master degree in any discipline (preferably but not limited to nursing, education, public health or health administration, etc)
• Prior experience in healthcare management or operations in primary care or hospital is desirable (> 6 years of experience in administrative function) and working with diverse group(s) of people in an organization / stakeholders
• Possess a high level of adaptability and learning agility in a dynamic environment
• Possess strong organizational skills in communication, time management, analytics and problem-solving, leadership and interpersonal skills

This role focuses on managing the needs analysis, innovation and implementation of new delivery models and pilots to better meet the emerging care needs and capability development plans in Dementia Care.

Manage the research and innovation of new delivery models and pilots to better meet emerging needs and new trends.

• Conduct research and horizon scanning to identify emerging trends, service gaps, and project needs.
• Drive the engagement and partnership with stakeholders to identify opportunities for collaboration that is in line with the Community Mental Health Division’s work-plan.
• Manage and engage the clinical experts and clinical team to provide clinical inputs to Ministries/agencies and other Divisions for the purpose of policy review and service planning.

Manage the development of training courseware, additional support and resources on dementia care topics.

• Lead the team in conducting a landscape review of unmet capability needs and identifying specialised training opportunities.
• Design and develop new training courseware (in different modalities) to equip CMH partners with specialised knowledge and skills.
• Engage the subject matters experts and the training workgroup to collaborate on training courseware development.
• Develop the Train-the-Trainer model to step up training delivery.

Develop and implement appropriate caregiver support services and enablers in the community care sector, to better support caregivers of persons living with Dementia.

• Lead team in review of caregiver programmes and assessment tools, and evaluate the feasibility of incorporating successful caregiver support elements into other existing Dementia care services.
• Lead team in the research, design and pilot of appropriate support models for caregivers of persons living with Dementia (e.g. night respite), to enhance accessibility and relevance of services for caregivers.

Job Requirements:

• Bachelor’s Degree in healthcare related discipline, with preference for Dementia care and training qualification.
• At least 8 years’ experience in healthcare or community care sectors with 2 years in managerial capacity.
• Prior experience in Dementia care or geriatric areas is essential.
• Experience in capability development, programme implementation and/or programme management.
• Able to work well with groups from diverse backgrounds.
• Able to multi-task and possess strong analytical, problem solving and project management skills.
• A self-starter with strong learning ability, who is resilient, adaptable and able to manage change and ambiguity.
• Good interpersonal and communication skills.

• 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 enhance operational efficiency (e.g. through Robotic Process Automation and/or other analytical tools)
• Develop and support generation of periodic Operational and Management reports
• Build capabilities of internal stakeholders and external partners through various initiatives
• Assist in audit related matters to ensure compliance with audit requirements

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 visualisation/analytical tools such as RPA (UiPath), IDEA Caseware, R, Tableau and VBA will be an added advantage

The successful candidate will be offered a 2 years' employment contract.

You will manage a grant administered by Sector Funds, and the job scope includes:

• Working with community care partners to identify opportunities, develop strategies and scope proposals on developing/enhancing services and building organisational capabilities, so as to better serve seniors and clients.
• Analysing data to assess the impact of funded projects, identify opportunities to develop resources to support community care partners at scale, and improve grant design and administration.
• Assess funding proposals, and work with community care partners to improve impact of funded projects.
• Develop requirements for, and assist in project managing the development of, a grant management IT system.

Job Requirements:

• A degree, with disciplines in health or the social sciences preferred.
• Strong analytical, planning and problem-solving abilities.
• Good team player and strong interpersonal skills, with the ability and curiosity to learn more about the various stakeholders' concerns.
• Self-starter, meticulous, adaptable to changes and strong ability to manage multiple tasks concurrently.
• Strong command of English, and proficient in Microsoft Excel.

This position will be part of the Policy and Systems Management team, oversees the launch of new schemes from design to process development and implementation. The team is also responsible to drive inter-agency and cross-division projects to improve government’s financial support to patients and their caregivers.

1. Policy & Analytics

• Lead policy related discussions with MOH and other agencies; coordinate the launch of new policies in partnership with internal and external stakeholders.
• Perform review of existing policies and procedures, identify gaps and suggest improvements to existing process supported by data.
• Provide staffing support.

2. Project management

• Participate in cross-agency projects to improve government’s support to patients. Represent the division in the workgroup discussions and involve in the project planning process.
• Responsible for the development and delivery of assigned projects, monitor the activities, and lead change management effort to support the implementation.
• Review and improve the existing processes to achieve cost-effectiveness and productivity gain.

Job Requirements

• Bachelor degree with 3 years of relevant experience from public sector organizations.
• Experience in managing cross-agencies projects, process planning, change management and reporting would be advantageous.
• Self-starter with the ability to work independently and as part of a team. Good interpersonal skills to work across multiple stakeholders.
• Able to handle ambiguity, strong analytical skill and effective time management to meet project timeline.

Lead the Mental Health competency framework implementation:

• Engage and work across divisions to develop the implementation plan for competency-based assessments for mental health training courses and lead training providers.
• Lead the team in engaging training providers in the pilot and evaluation of the competency-based assessments for mental health courses.
• Engage with project directors from hospital-based mental health teams on the adoption of the competency-based assessment for the various tiers of mental health training.
• Lead and represent AIC in providing inputs at the national interagency training and competency work committee on competency development.

Manage the development of standardised training roadmap and curriculum:

• Engage and develop across divisions on a standardised mental health training roadmap according to the national stepped care model.
• Lead the team and internal programme owners to adopt a standardised training needs analysis to facilitate identify training needs and gaps of CMH service providers of CREST and COMIT programmes.

Manage the development of training courseware and curriculum on mental health topics.

• Lead the team in conducting landscape review of unmet capability needs and identify specialised training opportunities.
• Design and develop new training courseware (in different modalities) to equip CMH partners with specialised knowledge and skills such as hoarding, suicide, engaging youth mental health.
• Engage the subject matters experts and set-up a training workgroup to collaborate on training courseware development.
• Develop the Train-the-Trainer model to step up training delivery.

Job Requirements:

• Postgraduate degree preferably in healthcare-related discipline, with a preference for mental health and training qualification.
• At least 8 years’ experience in healthcare or community care sectors with 2 years in managerial experience.
• Prior work experience in mental health is essential.
• Experience in capability development, programme implementation and/or programme management.
• Able to work well with groups from diverse backgrounds.
• Able to multi-task and possess strong analytical, problem solving and project management skills.
• A self-starter with strong learning ability, who is resilient, adaptable and able to manage change and ambiguity.
• Good interpersonal and communication skills.

• Responsible for daily applications check and monthly grant disbursements for various national schemes to ensure timely and accurate payouts
• Detect data anomaly, manage system issues and follow up on resolution
• Ensure compliance and update of the Operational Framework and Implementation document to support a robust grant governance
• Manage budget and monitor funds movement of various national schemes
• Support internal and external audit compliances
• Support continuous processes and operation enhancement through digitalization
• Perform in-depth analysis of data for various business domains to drive business decisions

Job Requirements:

• Degree in Accountancy, Business or Statistics, with at least 1 year of relevant experience in finance and/or audit areas
• Committed, meticulous, team player with good communication skills
• High integrity, able to multi-task and work efficiently in a fast-paced environment
• Good in Microsoft Excel and comfortable with voluminous transactions