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A healthcare organization in Singapore is seeking an IPC Specialist to support and execute infection prevention and control initiatives. The role requires a Bachelor's degree in nursing and a valid BCLS certificate, along with at least five years of clinical experience. The IPC Specialist will be responsible for conducting audits, developing training programs, and providing guidance related to infection control policies, ensuring safety for staff and patients.
The IPC Specialist is responsible for supporting and carrying out infection prevention and control initiatives in accordance with organizational policies and procedures. This role works to ensure the safety of staff and patients through guidance, surveillance, audits, and education related to infection control.
Assist in the implementation and execution of Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) initiatives, including but not limited to:
Providing guidance on infection prevention and control matters in alignment with SATA policies and procedures.
Collecting data and maintaining records related to IPC surveillance and clinical incidents.
Conduct IPC audit eg Hand Hygiene, Environmental audit
Develop and conduct relevant infection control training program for internal staff.
Co-ordinate and oversee Infection Control Committee (ICC) meeting, initiatives
Confidently delivering public talks on general nursing topics, infection control related topics
Develop Standard Operating Policies (SOPs) relating to Infection Prevention and Control
Oversee SATA Wide competency program: Mask Fitting, Hand Hygiene Competency, PPE and Infection Control and Prevention staff orientation program.
Support and participate in any audit, licencing and new services that requires IP inputs.
Manage the Infection Control representatives and provide guidance whenever needed
Bachelor’s degree in nursing
Valid BCLS certificate
Registered as a State Registered nurse with Singapore Nursing Board
Minimum with 5 years of clinical practice as a Registered Nurse
Previous experience in Community Healthcare will be advantageous.
Formal infection prevention and control training or appointment as an Infection Prevention and Control Liaison Nurse preferred