Total 83 job vacancies by Agency For Integrated Care Pte. Ltd.

• To improve the collaborative partnership within the mental health ecosystem to achieve seamless process and structure in identification and referral of clients.

1. Drive engagement and partnership with the hospitals and partners, to identify operational gaps and to develop suitable solutions to address those gaps.
2. Develop referral and care processes to enable the flow and escalation of clients across care setting, for community partners to support clients with mental health conditions or complex needs.
3. Conduct ongoing review to develop new model of care to support clients requiring mental health care support.
4. Plan, develop, implement, monitor and review the ASCAT and Aftercare programmes, including enablers such as funding and processes to support the development of the community health ecosystem.
5. Present findings and potential strategies to senior management, government stakeholders and industry players to secure buy-in for execution.

• Building capability of partners for assessment to identify both medical and behavioural needs.
• Formulate and implement plans to develop the capability of community partners in supporting clients with mental health needs.
• Establish a sustainable financing and resourcing framework.

1. Responsible for the overall programmes’ key performance indicators, including the management and utilisation of the allocated budget.
2. Prepare annual budget and programme progress updates.
3. Analyse programme care model and to propose funding model at steady state.

• Manage and lead a group of programme managers.
• Provide supervision, guidance and advice to assigned team members.
• Develop platforms for discussion and cross-learning with staff on programme management.

Job Requirements:

• Bachelor Degree/Post Graduate Diploma/Professional Degree preferably in Social Work/Psychology/Counselling.
• At least 8 years’ experience, with at least 2 years in a managerial capacity, in healthcare or community care sectors preferred.
• Experience and knowledge in facilitation, design thinking, organization development preferred.
• Experience in community development and multi-agency work in healthcare/social care industry would be an advantage.
• 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.
• Possess strong negotiation 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.

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.

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.

• Engage and collaborate with active ageing programme partners and internal AIC divisions to support frailty management for robust and frail seniors (emphasis: prevent/manage frailty) in alignment with National Frailty Strategy Policy guidance and other national directives.
• Research, plan and implement evidence- and interest-informed initiatives at the Active Ageing Centres (AACs) for robust and frail seniors in collaboration with partners and the Community Care sector
• Review activity impact to explore further enhancements to better meet activity needs at the AACs for both robust and frail seniors
• Analyse information, data and ground insights to identify trends, needs and gaps and formulate strategies to support activity provision at the AACs
• Forge and develop new strategic and sustainable partnerships to advance ecosystem of activities for both robust and frail seniors
• Develop strategies and plans, in collaboration with internal and external stakeholders, on differentiated engagement approaches to better reach out to seniors, especially under-represented segments, to encourage activity awareness and participation at the AACs
• Review enablers to support activity development and delivery with key active ageing programme partners (e.g. capability building of staff, volunteers, partner agencies)
• Project manage and evaluate the outcomes and effectiveness of the initiatives
• Engage and manage internal and external stakeholders to gain buy-in and partnerships

Job Requirements

• Degree in any discipline with at least 5 years of relevant experience
• Strong collaborative and partnership building skills
• Strong in programme management and evaluation experience, preferably in healthcare, eldercare and/or social services
• Self-motivated, resourceful with good problem-solving skills and a high level of initiative
• Able to manage multiple projects with excellent project management skills and to thrive under pressure in a fast-paced environment
• Effective communicator (verbal, in writing) with good interpersonal skills and an interest to enhance care for seniors
• Responsible, independent and a good team player, who is able to mentor and guide more junior colleagues

The Healthy Ageing Department develops activities, in collaboration with partners, for robust and frail seniors in the community and Community Care sector to support frailty management and wellbeing in alignment with national healthcare directions.

Job Description

• Engage and collaborate with national partner agencies and internal AIC divisions to support frailty management for robust and frail seniors (emphasis: prevent/manage frailty) in the Community Care sector and community in alignment with the National Frailty Strategy Policy guidance and other national directives.
• Research, plan, pilot and evaluate evidence- and interest-informed initiatives at the Active Ageing Centres (AACs) and other Community Care settings (e.g. nursing home, senior care centres) for seniors (focusing on frail and underrepresented), in collaboration with partners and the Community Care sector
• Review activities (e.g. physical [including falls prevention] and others [including intergenerational] etc.) to explore further enhancements to better meet activity needs
• Review enablers to support activity development and delivery with key active ageing programme partners (e.g. capability building of staff, volunteers, partner agencies, etc)
• Support in the following areas:Analyse information, data and ground insights to identify trends, needs and gaps and formulate strategies to support activity provision in the Community Care sector and community
  Forge and develop new strategic and sustained partnerships to advance the activity ecosystem for seniors
  Develop strategies and plans, in collaboration with internal and external stakeholders, on differentiated engagement approaches to better reach out to seniors, especially under-represented segments, to encourage activity awareness and participation at the Community Care sector and community
  

Job Requirements

• Degree in physiotherapy with at least 2-3 years of relevant experience
• Strong collaborative and partnership building skills
• Strong in programme management and evaluation experience, preferably in healthcare, eldercare and/or social services
• Self-motivated, resourceful with good problem-solving skills and a high level of initiative
• Able to manage multiple projects with excellent project management skills and to thrive under pressure in a fast-paced environment
• Effective communicator (verbal, in writing) with good interpersonal skills and an interest to enhance care for seniors
• Responsible, independent and a good team player

Job Description

• Supporting CISO and Team lead with engagement and supporting Com Care Sector on Cyber Security initiatives.
• Drive the HIB Compliance program and outreach to the Sector.
• Support CISO in managing Sector Cyber Security team.
• Support the Sector & Digitization team engagement with Sector on Cyber Security
• Drive the Cyber Essential+ certification & Trust Mark certification program

Requirements

• Degree in Information technology with at least 10 years of working experience in Cyber Security or IT
• Professional certification in CISM, CRISM, CGEIT will be an advantage
• Has relevant work experience in both vendor and end user environment
• Demonstrate competency to provide consultancy or advisory to internal or external customer
• Cyber Security Governance and Assurance Knowledge
• Good stakeholder management, IT/Cyber Risk Management
• Good understanding of Cyber Security best practices and standards (NIST, ISO27000, Cyber Kill Chain, MITRE)
• Successful candidate will be offered a 2-year contract

• Develop and review strategic plans, proposals and policies to enhance the Silver Generation Division (SGD)'s capabilities to support our seniors in the community
• Engaging stakeholders and partners from Ministries, Agencies, Corporate organizations, VWOs and grassroots to explore opportunities for collaboration and co-develop initiatives and programmes to benefit our seniors
• Develop the division's annual work plans and Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
• Plan for resources such as budget and manpower to support the capability building, projects and operations
• Perform data analytic on outreach data and generate insights, dashboard, management reports for management and key stakeholders
• Prepare proposals/presentations and communicate to senior management and stakeholders
• Support the development of communication plans in alignment to the strategic directions
• Coordinate and monitor the operationalisation of workplans and projects, and compilation of SGD's KPIs and submissions from sub-units
• Drive innovative efforts and continuous improvements for the division

Requirements

• Degree in any discipline
• Possess project management, planning, coordination and facilitation skills
• Good in writing, presentations, data and numbers
• Curious, agile and willing to push the boundaries
• Enjoy working with ambiguity and multiple perspectives, good critical thinking and decision making skills
• Ability to work in a fast-paced, dynamic work environment, and willingness to learn and do new things

• 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

As Manager/Assistant Manager, Sector Integration, 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 with 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 of funding administration, care model conceptualisation, development of partnership framework, design and implementation of 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
• Identify and systematise enablers and solutions that close gaps, support partnerships development, overcome barriers and lead to better health and social outcomes for our seniors
• Develop and implement rapid prototyping of solutions and evaluate its effectiveness in mitigating systems barriers to building of an integrated care ecosystem
• Drive development and rollout of IT enablers
• 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
• 4 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
• A good team player with excellent communication and interpersonal skills, 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

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.

Job Description

• Carry out assessment on client care needs 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
• Solicit feedback from clients/caregivers for service standards review and improve customer satisfaction
• 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

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
• Successful candidate may be required to carry out the above-mentioned duties in either AIC HQ or hospital setting

1. Stakeholder Engagement

• Establish strong rapport and close communications with Partners through an integrated Account Management approach
• Work with Partners to drive plans that support their aspirations and development and facilitate collaborations with relevant stakeholders (internal and external)
• Support Partners on operations-related matters, including implementation of services / initiatives, compliance with licensing and service requirements, and feedback management

2. Programme Management

• Support capacity development of Home Care and Centre-based services
• Support management of programme deliverables, track progress and ensure compliance to development of programmes and implementation timelines
• Assist with driving improvement in operational processes as well as delivery of care services

3. Sector Operations Administration

• Review data from progress reports and develop insights on trends in utilisation of programmes / services
• Assist Partners to source for funding and resources from relevant teams and agencies (including working with them to craft proposals, if necessary) to support growth plans
• Assist in other responsibilities arising from new developments in programmes / services

Job Requirements:

• Degree in any discipline
• Minimum 5 years of relevant healthcare experience
• Candidates with experience in project management and stakeholder engagement are preferred
• Competency in basic statistics and MS Office applications
• Possess strong interpersonal skills & ability to work with diverse groups of people
• Knowledge in geriatrics and community services
• Ability to work independently to help drive projects, with demonstrated adaptability and learning agility in a dynamic environment
• Strong organisational skills in communication, time management, analytics, critical thinking and problem-solving are necessary
• Ability to use local language and dialects would be an 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

• Engage and foster collaborations with Corporates, Foundations as well as public sector agencies who share common agenda with AIC’s vision to support our seniors to live well and age purposefully
• Support the implementation of collaborative projects and initiatives, which includes but not limited to:

- Management of sponsorships

- Project management to ensure the successful implementation of initiatives

- Donor reporting and recognition

• Provide account management to assigned Partner Accounts:

- Build strong relationship and trust with Partner

- Have overview of and understand the needs of Partner

- Cultivate Partner to align and support AIC’s vision, and pilot collaborations

- Maintain a consistent and valued engagement experience with Partner

• Liaison, support and project manage plans and programmes eg. Friends of Community Care Award

Job Requirements:

• Degree in any discipline
• At least 5 years of working experience in similar nature
• Good verbal and written communication skills
• Strong analytical, organizational and planning skills with an eye for details
• Strong problem solving skills and able to multi-task under tight deadlines
• Team player with high level of initiative and able to work independently

• Develop, implement, monitor and review enablers that will help build an integrated care ecosystem. These include funding administration, care model development, design and implementation of standardised processes and templates, and the design and monitoring of performance indicators and dashboards.
• 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
• Identify and systematise enablers and solutions that close gaps, overcome barriers and lead to better health and social outcomes for our clients
• Develop and implement rapid prototyping of solutions and evaluate its effectiveness in mitigating systems barriers to building of an integrated care ecosystem
• Support the development and rollout of IT enablers
• 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

Job Requirements:

• Recognised degree in any discipline
• At least 2 - 5 years of work experience
• Relevant experience in community development and multi-agency work/healthcare industry will be an added advantage
• Able to engage and work well with groups from diverse backgrounds
• Able to multi-task and possess strong project management skills
• Demonstrate strong analytical, problem-solving and communications skills
• A self-starter with a sense of curiosity and strong learning agility
• Resilient, agile and adaptable individual who thrives in a dynamic environment
• A good team player with strong interpersonal skills

• Collaborate with the Ministry for capacity planning and injection to ensure adequacy of community care services in Singapore.
• Collaborate with the Ministry and Agencies to identify appropriate locations, ensuring comprehensive coverage of community care facilities island-wide.
• Collaborate with stakeholders to conduct analysis and identify service needs and requirements to be incorporated into the Ministry tender to meet the community care needs of the seniors.
• Manage the tender process for commissioning of community care services, including formation of Tender Evaluation Committee, tender evaluation, and issuance of Letter of Award. Ensure transparency, fairness, and governance in the tendering process, adhering to the relevant regulations and guidelines.
• Monitor and evaluate the performance of the commissioned services, ensuring quality and adherence to service standards. Collaborate with stakeholders to implement service improvement plans, where applicable. Renew Letter of Award before expiry.
• Write papers to seek various approval from management and the Ministry. Prepare reports and make presentations for management, the Ministry, and community partners.

Job Requirements:

• Bachelor's degree in a relevant field (e.g., public administration, business administration, facility management, etc).
• Experience in capacity planning, operationalising policy, or tender management, preferably in the context of community care services or public service.
• Strong analytical skills in paper writing, making data-driven decisions, and evaluating tender proposals.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills to collaborate with stakeholders. Good presentation skills to present confidently to internal and external stakeholders.
• Ability to work independently in a fast-paced environment.
• Flexible in adapting to dynamic changes.
• Strong organisational and project management skills.
• Proficiency in using relevant software and tools for data analysis and reporting.

AIC aims to create a vibrant care community for our seniors to live well and age gracefully. Our Community Care Partners play an integral role in helping us attain this national objective. We are looking for a Senior Executive to join our Sector Communication & Engagement Department. The role will assist the Team Lead to help shape and drive effective and timely engagements with our Community Care Partners through our various engagement channels.

Working as part of a team, the role will also see them organising major annual events for the sector, such as the Community Care Work Plan Seminar, Community Care Day and Community Care Conference, over and above other regularised events in AIC’s calendar.

• Assist the Team Lead to execute events involving Community Care sector partners, ranging from conferences, workshops, grounds-up activities to encourage sector-wide discussions, virtual conferences, to awards and recognition events.
• Work with internal stakeholders to assess and identify interests and needs of sector partners.
• Support the Team with basic graphic designing and video editing
• Plan and execute promotional activities for organised events
• Coordinate and monitor event timelines to ensure adherence
• Manage the Awards and Recognition events from nomination, shortlisting, panel ranking, selection of recipients and judging panel and maintain repository of past winners and judges
• Maintain AIC events calendar and its application across various channels/platforms

Job Requirements:

• Minimum recognised degree with at least 2 years of relevant experience
• High level of responsiveness, sense of urgency, ability to operate on a highly pressurised and dynamic environment
• Ability to support with basic graphic designing and video editing
• Experience with webinar tools, ability to troubleshoot on virtual events, broadcast/streaming technologies and live events is a plus
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills
• Strong drive for results, ability to plan, track and follow through to deliver on aggressive deadlines

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.

As an Assistant Manager/Senior Executive, Sector Integration, you will be part of a team that is working to build an integrated and resilient care ecosystem that enables and empowers seniors to age in place. You will engage with key stakeholders and work on 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.

• Develop, implement, monitor and review enablers that will help build an integrated care ecosystem. These include funding administration, care model development, design and implementation of standardised processes and templates, and the design and monitoring of performance indicators and dashboards.
• 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
• Identify and systematise enablers and solutions that close gaps, overcome barriers and lead to better health and social outcomes for our clients
• Develop and implement rapid prototyping of solutions and evaluate its effectiveness in mitigating systems barriers to building of an integrated care ecosystem
• Support the development and rollout of IT enablers
• 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 with 2 years of work experience or entry level candidates with relevant skillsets are welcome to apply.
• Able to engage and work well with groups from diverse backgrounds
• Able to multi-task and possess strong project management skills
• Demonstrate strong analytical, problem-solving and communications skills
• A self-starter with a sense of curiosity and strong learning agility
• Resilient, agile and adaptable individual who thrives in a dynamic environment
• A good team player with strong interpersonal skills
• Relevant experience in community development 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

AIC aims to create a vibrant care community for our seniors to live well and age gracefully. Our Community Care Partners play an integral role in helping us attain this national objective.

We are looking for a/an Senior Executive/Assistant Manager to join our Sector Communication & Engagement team. The candidate will help communicate and drive engagements with our Community Care Partners including but not limited to co-ordinating focus groups and events. The candidate will also be involved in rolling out effective and timely communications through our various digital platforms and organised events.

Reporting to the Team Lead, the candidate will be involved in strategic communications and is required to plan and execute strategies to create awareness of sector-wide developments as well as engage and encourage greater interactions among our sector partners. The role will require coordination with various AIC Internal Stakeholders to streamline implementation and timing of engagements and announcements to the sector, monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of such engagements and introduce new and novel ways of communicating to the sector. The role will also see the candidate being part of a team that organises major annual events for the sector, such as the Community Care Work Plan Seminar and Community Care Day, over and above other regularised events in AIC’s calendar such as webinars.

Job description:

• Work in a team to build long-term engagement of Community Care Partners
• Create, plan and execute communications strategies to increase sector awareness, outreach and engagement (including but not limited to co-ordinating focus groups and events) with a strong emphasis and focus on impactful sector-wide development/s.
• Identify communications opportunities
• Support the Team Lead in the development of communications and materials for use on various digital platforms and channels
• Play a key role in evaluating the effectiveness of the team’s communications and engagements and recommend timely refinements, when required
• Work closely with teammates to introduce new and novel ways of communicating to the sector, including use of videos and social media apps
• Prepare and present monthly data report of digital platform/s
• Ensure timely dissemination of emails, advisories and guidelines to the community care sector
• Produce and disseminate eDMs and other promotional materials
• Maintain repository of emails sent to the community care sector
• Find and implement a feasible EDM and email tracking system to gather data and insights
• Play a coordinating role in organising major annual events for the sector, such as the Community Care Work Plan Seminar and Community Care Day as well as regular events like webinars.
• Able to present the Department’s plans to the senior management team, when required.
• Work closely with divisional teammates on the update of contact information of sector partners, when required
• Other ad-hoc and admin duties and responsibilities, as assigned

Job Requirements:

• Minimum recognised degree in Media and Communications, Marketing Communications or relevant areas
• At least 3 years of experience in strategic communications, digital content creation, digital strategy or digital marketing.
• Basic video production and editing capabilities and basic graphic design skills are a requirement
• Good writing and presentation skills are required
• Keen eye for design
• Strong technical knowledge and skills in Office 365 suite, Sharepoint2019 and web analytics
• Experience in undertaking digital communication campaigns and a strong understanding of social media and digital platforms is a plus
• Prior experience with webinar tools, ability to troubleshoot on virtual events, broadcast/streaming technologies and live events are an asset
• Prior experience in running events is a plus
• Ability to collaborate with internal stakeholders
• High level of responsiveness, sense of urgency and ability to work under pressure amid a dynamic environment
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills
• Strong drive for results, ability to plan, track and follow through to deliver on tight deadlines

• 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

Primary Care Engagement (PCE) Team, Primary Care & Community Care Development Division (PCDD) supports MOH and primary care providers, essentially private GP and dental clinics in the operationalisation and administration of national schemes such as Community Health Assist Scheme (CHAS), Screen for Life and Public Health Preparedness Clinics (PHPCs). This is to enable our primary care providers to provide affordable and quality care for patients in our community.

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

Schemes Administration

• Encourage and recruit private GP and Dental to sign up for national schemes and programmes
• Conduct training and on-boarding of clinic onto the scheme and programme
• Lead in the management of specific national schemes, which includes liaising with MOH and relevant entities on the development, monitoring, reporting and administration of the schemes.
• Assist in the development of collaterals for marketing and administration of schemes and programmes
• Proactively review, identify gaps and propose solutions to ensure smooth operations of schemes
• Work with various agencies (MOH, NCS, HPB, IHiS) to continuously improve workflow to ease administrative or IT workload for the clinics
• Driver for publicity platforms such as content management on various platforms, both online and offline

Account Management

• Engage and provide dedicated support to assigned private General Practitioner (GP) and Dental Clinics as their account manager
• Manage and foster strong relationships with the doctors, dentists and their staff
• Support and assist the assigned clinics to administer national schemes, such as CHAS, Screen for Life, PHPC, National Vaccinations for Adult & Childhood and Child Development Screening.

Cross Team Workgroup

• Be involved in initiatives to further enrich the engagement and development of the Primary Care sector
• Support IT initiatives for both internal and external stakeholders for driving primary care digitalisation.
• Co-create models of care to support the PCDD long term initiatives.

Job Requirements

• Degree holder in any discipline
• Experience in developing networks and partnerships with stakeholders
• Able to multi-task and possess strong project management skills
• Adaptable, resilient and able to work well in a dynamic and fast paced environment.
• Strong problem solving and conflict resolution skills
• A self-starter, with strong analytical and communication skills (both spoken and written)
• Prior experience in healthcare (GP engagement/operations) is an added advantage
• Able to work after office hours when required

As the programme manager in charge, you will play a key role in supporting and/or facilitating the implementation of national initiatives by the Ministry of Health (MOH) to keep Singaporeans healthy and to anchor effective chronic disease management in primary care. The role would require the incumbent to identify gaps, analyse information to find patterns and new opportunities, enhance existing service models and incorporating systems level structural changes needed so as to support a wider range of clients in the community.

Support the development of the programme:

• Apply structured methodology when working with the PCN team and stakeholders to analyse patterns, behaviour, systemic structures and deepen understanding of the challenges faced by PCNs.
• Through a structured approach, he/she will need to learn and/or understand concepts and match concepts to current state operating models, prioritise and recommend areas for change
• Have a strong overview of what these needs are by having e.g., an effective structure and process in that will tie in with the HealthierSG workstreams
• Able to propose, a coherent plan that can address PCNs' challenges by e.g., translating care models onto specific areas of need

Programme Evaluation

• Conduct evaluation and review of programme and projects. This includes conducting data analysis and research.
• Working with the Primary Care Leaders on the phases of change to the new model of care.
• Managing both the dependencies and the interfaces between projects that can span across different stakeholders in the primary care sector.
• Managing risks to the programme's successful outcomes including but not limited to grants processing, liaising with MOH and other AIC Divisions to ensure proper controls are put in place for fund administration.
• Initiating necessary actions and additional interventions whenever gaps in the programme are identified or where issues arise.
• Reporting the progress of the programme at regular intervals.

Job Requirements

• Degree holder in any discipline with minimum 7 years of relevant working experience (Experience in healthcare industry is a plus but not a must)Trained in systems thinking and experience in implementing and facilitating change would be an added advantage
• Possess strong organizational skills, critical thinking, apply an analytical and structured approach toward problem-solving
• Highly driven, self-motivated, resilient and tenacious
• Able to work in a fluid environment, has a flexible approach, able to thrive under pressure in a fast-paced, rapidly changing environment
• Experience with basic grant management and financial skills to oversee programme budget and evaluation