Total 129 job vacancies by Kk Women's And Children's Hospital Pte. Ltd.

You will be responsible to drive the ambulance(s) and van in accordance to all road safety and traffic rules.

You will ensure the safe loading/unloading and transport of patients, staff, goods and equipment to and from designated locations.

You will perform duties pertaining to care and maintenance of the vehicles, including cleanliness and routine safety inspections to ensure the vehicles are in good working condition before use.

Requirements:

• At least Secondary education with credit in English.
• Possess Class 3 driving licence with a good driving track record.
• Minimum 2 years’ of experience in driving a van or other largevehicle.
• Knowledge of Microsoft Office applications would be an advantage.
• Able to perform 3 rotating shifts and mortuary duties as required.
• Able to be certified in defensive driving course and CPR/AED usage.
• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, ableto work with all levels of staff.

You are responsible for the commissioning, repair and maintenance of medical equipment. You will also be required to carry out safety and hazard investigations and inventory management.

Requirements:

• Diploma in Electronic/Electrical/Biomedical/Mechanical & Electrical Engineering or NITEC/Higher NITEC with at least 4 years’ relevant working experience
• Good interpersonal and communication skills
• A committed and highly motivated individual who takes pride in your work
• Proficient in Microsoft Office applications
• Require to attend to essential technical support after office hours, weekends and public holidays

You will assist the Shift Supervisor and team members in the enforcement of the Hospital’s rules, regulations, policies and procedures on access, traffic, investigation and crowd control. You will also handle emergency situations and perform other security and fire safety-related duties.

Requirements:

• GCE 'O'/ 'N' Level with at least two years relevant work experience
• NSRS/WSQ certified and possess a valid Security Officer License from the Police Licensing &Regulatory Department
• Has experience in making Public Address (PA) announcements
• Able to handle CERT duties and perform three rotating shift duties
• Preferably with prior work experience in the Singapore Police Force, Singapore Armed Forces, Singapore Prison Service, Auxiliary Police or any other enforcement agency

The Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine at KKH strives to achieve the highest standards in providing clinical services to a wide range of patients.

You will join the Histopathology Laboratory as an enthusiastic member in performing standard diagnostic tests. Training will be provided to you in your role to perform routine and special laboratory investigations on patient tissue samples. In addition, you will be involved in documentation for quality assurance / accreditation as well as to meet safety requirements for Histopathology Laboratory.

Requirements:

• Diploma or Degree in Biotechnology, Biomedical Science, Biological Science, Medical Technology or equivalent
• Relevant experience in Histopathology will be an advantage
• Good communication skills (both written and oral)
• Able to multi-task and work in a fast paced environment
• Able and willing to work on weekends and Public Holidays, as well as rotating shifts

We are expanding our laboratory unit at the Pediatric Brain Tumor Research Office, SingHealth Duke-NUS Academic Medical Center. This is a Research Officer position. You will be working on molecular and cellular characterization of genes and biochemical/functional experiments related to translational aspects of human carcinogenesis, as well as mouse models.

Requirements:

- Bachelor of Science with Honors.
- Technical competence in a broad set of laboratory skills.
- Laboratory experience in molecular biological and cell culture techniques will be required.
- Experience in handling experiment with laboratory mice.
- Fluent in both written and spoken English.
- Ability to work independently, a good team player with good communication skills and dedication to the job.
- Conscientious, well organized and efficient in work management.
- Basic skills in computing and statistics analyses.

You are expected to work in a very friendly laboratory environment, with great learning opportunities, and mentorship from a clinician-scientist. Motivated individuals with good academic performance are encouraged to apply.

The KK Genetic Service is looking for a Genetic Counsellor to complement the work of doctors in the delivery of care to patients, who have a personal or family history of birth defects or genetic disorders, by providing information and support to these patients and their families. The Genetic Counsellor is also responsible for coordinating research projects carried out in the centre.

Job Scope:

• Conduct intake of information from patients, construct a complete pedigree, obtain appropriate medical histories, organize and present the pertinent medical and genetic information to the health care team.
• Apply his/her knowledge of genetics and genetic disorders to effectively convey genetic, medical and technical information to the patient.
• Identify family dynamics and emotional responses from the patient.
• Help patients understand the medical aspects of the genetic condition, as well as the psychological and familial implications of genetics.
• Provide patients with information on options that are available such as genetic testing, disease management and prevention, and facilitate the patient's decision-making in a non-directive manner.
• Provide patients with resources for support and opportunities in research programs existing in the medical community.
• Coordinate genetic testing for patients and families, including liaising with the respective genetic laboratories, arranging the testing, following up on results and discussion of results with patients.

Job Requirements:

• Master’s Degree in Genetic Counselling or equivalent
• Good communication and interpersonal skills
• Experience in counselling
• Proficiency with the use of IT

You are required to ensure high standards of child-centric clinical and community practice within a Trans-disciplinary framework. You will work in a multi-disciplinary outpatient setting and provide supervision, coaching and social work input to a multi-disciplinary team.

You are also required to provide direct or indirect socio-emotional support, assessment and referral for financial assistance to mothers and child from early conception to first few years of the child through clinic appointments, home visits and community based activities. Where appropriate, risk assessments would also be required.

In addition, you will also be involved in the following duties.

• Maintain overview of team’s cases.
• Triage cases for presentation.
• Ensure case documentations are promptly completed and filed.
• Conduct intake interviews and risk assessments.
• Assignment of cases to respective Keyworkers for service delivery
• Assess clients for needs and facilitate referrals to community partners or services for further follow-up.
• Conduct home visits

Requirements:

• Degree in Social Work or Post graduate Degree in Social work
• At least 3-5 Year(s) of direct social work experience practice (especially in working with families with young children)
• A fast and efficient worker with the ability to multi-task
• Registered Social worker with the Social Work Accreditation Board (SWAB)
• Supervisory experience is preferred

The Community Health Visitor (CHV) will deliver health and social integrated care for mother and child, focusing on antenatal and postnatal care, developmental-centred parenting, parent-child interaction and family well-being, with the aim of optimising every child's potential for healthy growth and development. The CHV is the keyworker who will support the mother-child dyad and family through home visits and clinic service touchpoints, also providing service coordination between patient/client/family with healthcare and social service systems.

Job Responsibilities:

• To support the pregnant mother during the antenatal period by providing anticipatory care and advice to optimise health, nutrition and improve birth outcomes.
• Conduct mental wellness screenings and nutritional assessments for the pregnant mother, and to work with the trans-disciplinary team to make appropriate referrals when required.
• To support mother and main caregivers in the postnatal period in parentcraft skills.
• To build rapport and cultivate a positive relationship with parents/caregivers to impart child development knowledge and skills and facilitate parent-child bonding, developmental-centred parenting and family well-being.
• Conduct child development screening and work with the trans-disciplinary team to make family-centred recommendations.
• To collaborate and partner community and social service agencies, or hospital specialists to provide necessary support for client and family. This includes inter-agency case conferences and discussions.

Job requirements and Competencies:

• Degree in Early Childhood Development, Social Work, Counselling, Psychology, Special Education, Nursing or equivalent OR
• Diploma in Early Childhood Development, Social Work, Counselling, Psychology, Special Education, Nursing or an Advanced Healthcare related diploma from a recognized institution; with 2-3 years relevant work experience, which may include working with vulnerable children and families in a community setting or in infant and early childhood development (preferred).
• Passionate and committed to work with pregnant mothers, caregivers and children from vulnerable families
• Excellent team player with good interpersonal, communication and writing skills.
• Dynamic, problem-solver, efficient, resourceful individual.
• Demonstrates initiative and has good organisational skills.
• Ability to independently travel to and from clients’ homes for service delivery.

Job Description

• To provide direct patient care
• To participate and/or organise team/modular patient care
• To supervise of junior in clinical care
• To teach undergraduates and postgraduate trainees

Requirements

• M.B.B.S. or equivalent basic medical degree
• Relevant post-graduate qualification recognised by Singapore Medical Council
• Minimum 5 years’ experience as a Staff Physician

For the role of a Staff Registrar, you will contribute to the Respiratory Medicine Service in terms of clinical service and training. You will be immediately responsible for the total management of patients under the charge of the specialists.

Job Responsibilities

• To provide direct patient care.
• To participate and/or organise team/modular patient care.
• To supervise junior staff in clinical care.
• To teach undergraduates and postgraduate trainees.
• To conform to the appropriate standard of medical and clinical service quality within the department.
• To take part in Medical Teaching, Training, Continuing Medical Education and Research activities.
• To facilitate and assist in clinical servives development, manpower planning and performance management.

Job Requirements

• MBBS or post graduate qualification recognised by Singapore Medical Council;
• At least 3 years’ of Medical Officer experience;
• Able to perform independently in Department;
• Highly adaptive and possess excellent interpersonal and communication skills; and
• Must be able to do calls.

The Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine (Haematology Laboratory) at KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital currently has a vacancy for a Medical Laboratory Scientist / Senior Medical Laboratory Scientist. You will be an important member of the team providing scientific and technical input to the daily operations, process improvement, management and development of the Haematology Laboratory, specifically in the area of Special Coagulation. The successful candidate will be appointed as either a Medical Laboratory Scientist or Senior Medical Laboratory Scientist, commensurate with qualifications and experience.

Job Requirements

• A good degree (BSc or MSc) in Haematology or Transfusion Science or Biomedical Science.
• At least 5 years of working experience in a hospital-based Haematology Laboratory. Experience in Special Coagulation will be an added advantage.
• Ability and willingness to work shifts, including nights, weekends, public holidays and for on-call standbys.
• Experience in quality assurance for the testing of clinical specimens is preferred.

The Executive (Care Coordinator) will be based within the KKH Palliative Care for Children & Women programme at KKH. Under the guidance of an administrative manager, he/she will serve as the main liaison between patients and healthcare providers and community partners; and coordinate the patient-related operations of the program to ensure a seamless transition and continuity of care for patients from the hospital to the community. Additionally, he/ she will offer administrative assistance to the study team throughout the multi-year program duration. Responsibilities encompass coordinating with patients on referral and appointment scheduling matters, maintaining program compliance, providing system support, and ensuring the database integrity and security.

Job Requirement

• Fresh Degree Holder; OR Diploma + 8 years’ experience
• Prior clinical research experience would be advantageous
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
• Proficiency in MS Office is a must
• Excellent organisational and time-management skills
• Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills

Successful candidate will be offered a 2-years contract.

Office of Population Health (OPH) aims to improve health outcomes of women & children population in Singapore through engagements with multi-sector partners to create mindshare, as well as to develop, implement, evaluate and mainstream health promotion, disease prevention, early detection and intervention programs. OPH also oversees the various maternal and child population health programmes in KKH and supports MOH’s and SingHealth in driving HealthierSG initiatives.

The Assistant Manager reporting to Assistant Director, OPH, will coordinate and assist to support the development, implementation, and operationalise Population Health programmes in collaboration with the various Steering Committees (SCs), councils, workgroups, internal and external stakeholders to transform Maternal and Child Health (MCH) in Singapore.

Job Requirements

• Degree with 6 years of relevant experiences (supervisory experiences would be an advantage)
• Strong written and verbal communication skills. Ability to interact effectively with staff across job levels and from different professional domains while being sensitive to cultural diversity, healthcare nuances and varied schedules
• Proficient in Microsoft Office applications i.e., Microsoft word, Excel and PowerPoint
• Good planning, organising, negotiation, influence, mediation, conflict management and presentation skills
• Ability to handle dynamic environment
• Good problem-solving skills and critical thinking
• Skill in organising resources and establishing priorities

Personal Attributes

• A team player, who has a positive attitude, resourceful and meticulous
• Ability to work as a team as well as independently
• Always maintains confidentiality of information

You will assist the Shift Supervisor and team members in the enforcement of the Hospital’s rules, regulations, policies and procedures on access, traffic, investigation and crowd control. You will also handle emergency situations and perform other security and fire safety-related duties.

Requirements:

• GCE 'O'/ 'N' Level with at least two years relevant work experience
• NSRS/WSQ certified and possess a valid Security Officer License from the Police Licensing &Regulatory Department
• Has experience in making Public Address (PA) announcements
• Able to handle CERT duties and perform three rotating shift duties
• Preferably with prior work experience in the Singapore Police Force, Singapore Armed Forces, Singapore Prison Service, Auxiliary Police or any other enforcement agency

You will be the ambassador of the hospital to provide excellent front-line services to our patients for admission. You are required to assist in the registration of patients, maintain complete information and accurate records in the patients' system database.

Your duties and responsibilities include general administrative duties, handling enquiries on patients' admissions, scheduling of patients'appointments, collect deposits and payments from patients and offering pre-admission financial counselling as part of the admission process.

Requirements:

• Candidates with Diploma/Higher NITEC/NITEC/O levels are welcome to apply.
• Experience in frontline customer service and/or practical knowledge of hospital operation are preferred.
• Proficient in IT data/information system. Knowledge in SAP system would be an added advantage.
• Outgoing and pleasant personality with good interpersonal and communication skills.
• Service oriented and patient focused.
• Candidate will be on 2-day alternate On/Off 12-hour rotating shifts pattern.
• Successful candidate will be offered 2 years contract, with an opportunity for conversion to regular contract.