Total 1 tech support job vacancies in ITE-CE (College East)

Job Summary

Purpose of job

Provide leadership in developing, implementing, and evaluating evidence-based dementia and caregiver support programmes. Supervise the team’s clinical practice, lead outreach efforts, and engage stakeholders to ensure person-centric service delivery. This role supports the rollout of non-pharmacological services for persons with dementia, covering preventive to intervention work, in collaboration with partners and volunteers.

Key Responsibilities Areas

• Provide leadership in developing, implementing, and evaluating evidence-based dementia and caregiver programmes to ensure holistic and person-centric service delivery.
• Case Management of mental health and dementia-related cases, overseeing care coordination, case planning, psycho education, referrals, and multi-disciplinary interventions.
• Deliver psychotherapy, psychoeducation and care planning support for clients and caregivers after diagnosis from primary and tertiary healthcare settings
• Build and maintain networks with stakeholders, community partners, and agencies to enhance care support and service linkages.
• Supervise and guide the care team through individual and group supervision, ensuring adherence to service protocols and best practices.
• Provide clinical direction and monitor the care team’s practices to ensure high-quality service coordination and linkage.
• Develop and review care plans, workflows, communication processes, and service manuals for continuous service improvement.
• Oversee the training and professional development of the care team, monitoring competencies and performance to support growth.
• Prepare regular administrative reports in line with service requirements and programme goals.
• Plan, implement, and evaluate groupwork and outreach initiatives for clients and caregivers.
• Undertake any additional duties as assigned by the Head of Community Mental Health and the Executive Director.

Requirements

Experience:

• Relevant experience in mental health and dementia care, including case management, groupwork, programme development and community engagement
• Proven experience in supervising and leading teams to deliver high-quality services.

Qualifications:

• Graduate Diploma, Bachelor's, or Master's degree in Social Work, or
• Nursing or Relevant Allied Health Qualifications

Others:

Required travelling for home visits to different locations in service boundary.

Competencies

• Knowledge in case management for various mental illnesses, person-centric care, dementia, and disease management.
• Team player with strong interpersonal and communication skills.
• Preferably bilingual and knowledge of dialects will be an added advantage.

Please send in your CV with expected salary to [email protected]

Only shortlisted candidate will be notified.