Assistant Manager / Senior Executive, Healthcare Programmes & Standards

Join us in helping community care providers deliver safer, more consistent and higher-quality care. You will manage and support healthcare quality assurance projects, work with MOH and care providers, translate policies and standards into practical guidance, and develop training, resources and tools for the sector. Support the development, review, and refinement of national care standards, clinical guidelines, and quality protocols relevant to the community care sector.

Assist in aligning providers’ practices with national standards and regulatory requirements, including those under the Singapore Healthcare Services Act (HCSA), and provide support to providers in the implementation of standards. Provide secretariat and coordination support for Quality Committees and sector workgroups, including scheduling, minute-taking, and follow-up of action items.

Provide support in the implementation of division’s projects including the quality assurance programme and other capability building initiatives for the community care sector. Contribute to capability building efforts by supporting the development and implementation of training, resources and tools to enable providers to meet quality and regulatory expectations.

Participate in or support cross-functional projects aimed at enhancing care quality, safety, and regulatory readiness in the sector. Engage with stakeholders including community care providers, MOH, and internal AIC teams to support the implementation of quality initiatives. Support capability building of key personnel & governance committee members to drive internal quality & safety.

Focus areas include quality and safety practices, incident review, peer learning reviews and development of related frameworks. Job Requirements A recognised degree, preferably in healthcare (medical, nursing, allied health), life sciences, public health, or a related field. At least 2 years of working experience in the healthcare sector, particularly in areas such as quality assurance, healthcare regulation, clinical governance and standards implementation.

Clinical experience in Regional Healthcare Systems (RHS) or community care setting is preferred. Experience in the community care sector (e.g. nursing homes, home care, centre-based services) and familiarity with HCSA regulations is advantageous. Strong organisational and stakeholder management skills, with the ability to manage multiple workstreams and timelines.

Proactive, detail-oriented, and capable of working independently and collaboratively. Strong written and verbal communication skills, with experience in policy writing, report writing, and meeting minutes documentation. Passionate about improving quality in the community care sector and comfortable engaging community care providers and supporting capability-building efforts.

Adaptable and able to work effectively in ambiguous and dynamic environments.