Associate Wellbeing Coordinator (Contract)

Sengkang General Hospital; Singapore; On-site; SGD 20,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

A local healthcare institution in Singapore is looking for a dedicated individual to provide integrated person-centred health and social care. You will monitor residents' wellbeing, coordinate care among various stakeholders, and support community outreach efforts. The ideal candidate should have relevant educational qualifications and communication skills, with experience in the health and community care sectors preferred.

Qualifications

• Local Diploma in healthcare or non-healthcare related studies.
• Minimally 2 years of relevant experience preferred.
• Knowledge of health, social, and community care sectors is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Monitor residents' wellbeing and care plans through regular check-ins.
• Coordinate health and social care by liaising with stakeholders.
• Implement changes to care plans as developed with residents.

Skills

Good verbal and written communication skills

Operational experience in health social and community care sectors

Education

Local Diploma in healthcare or non-healthcare related studies

Higher NITEC / NITEC / GCE N/O/A Level

Job description

Your role is to provide efficient and effective integrated person-centred health and social care to residents residing in SingHealth region. You will support Senior Associate Wellbeing Coordinators (SAWBCs) and WBCs in identifying and carrying out the interventions from the residents’ care plan. You will serve as a touchpoint to SingHealth residents and patients, and journey with them towards better health.

Key responsibilities include:

• Monitor residents' wellbeing and care plan through regular check‑ins;
• Coordinatate health and social care by liaising with various stakeholders within the integrated community care team;
• Implement changes to care plans developed with residents, in consultation with SAWBCs (Senior Associate Wellbeing Coordinator / WBCs (Wellbeing Coordinator));
• Maintain updated documentation of care plan, post‑intervention follow‑ups, and engagements with residents and/or caregivers;
• Assist in screening residents for health and/or social care needs such as administering physical & functional ability tests, basic vital sign measurements, simple questionnaires to understand residents' financial situation, screening residents' home environment and etc;
• Share information on suitable community resources and services for residents to rely on;
• Support team with community outreach and engagement efforts.

Requirements

• Local Diploma in healthcare or non-healthcare related studies;
• Higher NITEC / NITEC / GCE N/O/A Level with minimally 2 years of relevant experience;
• Good verbal and written communication skills;
• Operational experience in and knowledge of health, social and community care sectors preferred.