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National University Polyclinics is seeking a senior Project Manager to join the PMO in the Service & Operations department. You will lead redeveloped polyclinic projects from conception to go-live, coordinating internal and external stakeholders to achieve milestones and deliverables, with a focus on IT infrastructure, NGEMR, QMS, NBS, and Health Hub integrations.
You will manage operations and maintenance of clinic systems, drive enhancements, and ensure business continuity across clinical
Job ID: 10676
Job Function: Administration
Institution: National University Polyclinics
You will be part of the Project Management Office (PMO) of the Service & Operations (SAS) department. In this role, you will focus on leading and supporting the new & redeveloped polyclinic and A&A projects, from conceptualization, planning, design, procurement to set-up, testing and commissioning, leading to the operationalisation of the facilities. As a project manager, you will coordinate and liaise with internal and external stakeholders to ensure that set milestones/deliverables are achieved with the intended outcomes.
To ensure business continuity for clinic operations, you will act as the liaison between NUP user departments and Synpaxe/vendors/NUHS Cluster to identify, track and resolve technical or operational issues involving IT infrastructure, systems and applications used by clinic staff, including but not limited to Next Generation Electronic Medical Record (NGEMR), Electronic Queue Management System (QMS), New Billing System (NBS), and mobile applications such as Health Hub. At the same time, you will drive enhancements (system performance, user interface, new features) to the clinic systems/applications to improve operational efficiency, staff productivity and patient experience.
As a key member of PMO, you will manage the operations (including troubleshooting) & maintenance (involving interfaces with Synapxe-managed or 3rd party vendor systems) of the entity-managed systems/applications, along with deployments/upgrades to IT solutions to meet longer-term capacity and patient demands.