Senior Executive / Assistant Manager, Caregiving (Service Development & Partnership)

 Job Description

We are seeking a Senior Executive or an Assistant Manager to support the Service Development & Partnership unit within the Caregiving Team. This role plays a critical part in supporting caregiving support programme care model development and evaluation and contributing to targeted partner engagement initiatives.

 

The Senior Executive or Assistant Manager will collaborate closely with a diverse group of stakeholders and partners, including community and government agencies, social service agencies (SSA), healthcare institutions and community providers to enhance the support for caregivers.

 

  1. Model Development, Implementation & Evaluation:
  • Engage cross sector stakeholders to understand existing landscape challenges and insights to enhance support for caregivers, and to discuss programme status and goals.
  • Synthesize insights from stake holder engagement and literature review to inform development of operationally feasible and sustainable programmes.
  • Design programme care models with evidence-based interventions and outcomes to augment service gaps and aligned to organization goals.
  • Develop progress report to plan and track implementation progress through timely and accurate data collection.
  • Support in funding proposal and manage programme budget to ensure governance in resource allocation.
  • Support in programme evaluation to assess programme outcomes and areas of improvement.  

 

  1. Caregiver Needs Identification Tools Development:
    • Work closely with Institutes of Higher Learning and cross sector stakeholders to develop a caregiver needs screener and assessment tools.
    • Engage internal and external stakeholders to seek inputs and buy-in on sector wide implementation of caregiver needs identification tools.

Job Requirement

  1. Recognised bachelor’s degree in relevant field
  2. At least 2 years’ experience in healthcare, social sector or community care sectors preferred.
  3. Experience in managing stakeholders and project management.
  4. Good communication skills that can facilitate stakeholders’ discussion.
  5. Proactive, responsible and can work in fast changing environment.
  6. Competent in MS Office Word, Excel, and Powerpoint.
  7. Ability to maintain working relationships with government agencies, community organizations, professional bodies, healthcare institutions, ILTC providers and SSAs developing and implementing initiatives to caregiving support.
  8. Ability to engage internal stakeholders from other departments and divisions to achieve the desired outcomes.