Lead, Strategic Communications for Healthy Ageing

Health Promotion Board - HPB; Singapore; Sur place; SGD 120 000 - 160 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Health Promotion Board (HPB) in Singapore is seeking a dynamic communications leader for the Healthy Ageing Programmes Department. You will drive strategic communications and engagement across HPB’s healthy ageing initiatives, translating programme objectives into compelling, health-literate messaging to boost participation and impact.

You will lead integrated strategies across media, digital, and on-ground channels, overseeing governance, evaluation, and stakeholder collaboration with senior

Qualifications

• 5+ years of relevant experience in strategic communications or related roles.
• Experience developing communication strategies and leading integrated initiatives.
• Healthcare, healthy ageing or public education experience is advantageous.

Responsabilités

• Lead the strategic communications and engagement portfolio for HPB's healthy ageing initiatives.
• Develop and oversee integrated communications strategies across programmes.
• Translate objectives into engaging health-literate messaging to drive participation.
• Provide strategic recommendations to senior management and oversee execution.
• Plan and implement ground activation with partners, agencies and vendors.
• Evaluate campaigns and translate insights into improvements.

Connaissances

Strategic thinking

Campaign management

Stakeholder management

Communication planning

Leadership

Formation

Degree in a related discipline

Description du poste

Health Promotion Board (HPB) in Singapore is seeking a dynamic communications leader for the Healthy Ageing Programmes Department. You will drive strategic communications and engagement across HPB’s healthy ageing initiatives, translating programme objectives into compelling, health-literate messaging to boost participation and impact.

You will lead integrated strategies across media, digital, and on-ground channels, overseeing governance, evaluation, and stakeholder collaboration with senior