Total 2 staffing consultant job vacancies in D16 Upper East Coast, Bedok, Eastwood, Kew Drive

• Assess the needs of patients, families, or healthcare providers to provide tailored recommendations for allied health services.
• Work with healthcare providers to create multidisciplinary treatment plans involving allied health professionals.
• Help individuals and families connect with appropriate allied health professionals, such as physical therapists, speech therapists, dietitians, and social workers.
• Educate patients and families about the roles of allied health professionals and the services they provide.
• Providing guidance, expertise, such as physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and other specialized care.
• Assist familes and helpers in navigating healthcare systems, implementing support services, and ensuring effective outcomes.

· Consultation Service:

Provide tailored consultation to families on the effective management of domestic help, including setting clear expectations and roles.

Advise families on strategies for creating a respectful and professional working environment for domestic helpers.

Offer guidance on addressing and resolving issues related to domestic helpers, including performance management, communication challenges, and conflict resolution.

· Education and Training:

Develop and deliver educational workshops and training sessions for families on best practices for managing domestic help.

Educate families about domestic helper rights and responsibilities, ensuring compliance with relevant labor laws and regulations.

Provide families with practical tools for managing household tasks, establishing routines, and improving work-life balance for domestic helpers.

· Personalized Family Education Plans:

Assess the unique needs and dynamics of each family and domestic helper arrangement.

Develop personalized education plans for families to improve their management of domestic help and ensure the well-being of all household members.

Offer guidance on setting realistic expectations for both domestic helpers and family members, helping to prevent misunderstandings.

· Support and Follow-up:

Offer ongoing support to families after initial consultations, ensuring they implement the recommendations and strategies discussed.

Conduct regular check-ins with families to monitor progress and address any challenges that arise in managing domestic helpers.

Provide continuous education and resources to families to promote long-term success in domestic help management.