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St. John's Home

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Nursing Admin Assistant

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Since 1958, St John's Home has been a trusted Sheltered Home for seniors under the Ministry of Social and Family Affairs (MSF). As we transition into a Nursing Home under the Ministry of Health (MOH), we are expanding our team and invite a meticulous, organised Nursing Admin Assistant to join us. This is a unique opportunity to be part of a meaningful transformation in healthcare.

Duties & Responsibilities

Reporting & Secretariat Support

  • Reporting to the Director of Nursing/Clinical Governance Officer.

  • Monitor, compile and submit accurate statistical and operational reports to government agencies (e.g. MOH, AIC), SJH Management and the Board within stipulated timelines.

  • Prepare and submit reports, correspondence, presentations and meeting minutes as directed by the Director of Nursing/Clinical Governance Officer.

  • Provide secretariat support for clinical meetings, trainings and other clinical initiatives (e.g. Infection Control Day…etc).

  • Compile and maintain key nursing indicators (e.g. falls, pressure injuries, infections and incidents) for management review, benchmarking and trend analysis.

Quality & Compliance

  • Assist Nurse Clinicians in conducting Quality Assurance Audits against the Home's nursing and medical care standards.

  • Collate audit findings, monitor corrective action plans and follow up on the implementation of improvement measures.

  • Support preparations for licensing inspections, regulatory reviews and external audits by ensuring required records, policies and documents are current, organised and readily available.

  • Maintain document control for clinical policies, procedures, guidelines and forms, ensuring only the latest approved versions are in circulation.

  • Maintain records of incident reports and ensure timely submission to the relevant authorities and stakeholders in accordance with reporting requirements.

Resident Care Coordination

  • Collate reports from clinical staff (Medical, Nursing and Therapy) and submit for Multidisciplinary Team Conferences (MDTs).

  • Prepare and coordinate resident review schedules with Locums, Visiting Clinicians and Clinical Volunteers, including the preparation and verification of review documentations before submission.

  • Maintain accurate resident records relating to admissions, transfers, hospitalisations, discharges and deaths, ensuring timely updates in relevant systems.

General Administration

  • Maintain and update duty rosters for clinical staff, ensuring all roster changes are recorded promptly.

  • Assist as a secondary checkpoint in monitoring nursing staff licence renewals, SNB Practising Certificates, mandatory training requirements and work pass expiry dates, and provide timely reminders to staff.

  • Support the onboarding of new nursing staff through the preparation of documentation, arrangement of system access and coordination of orientation programmes.

  • Perform any other duties and responsibilities as assigned by the CEO or Director of Nursing/Clinical Governance Officer.

QUALIFICATIONS & REQUIREMENTS:

Education

  • Diploma in any discipline.

  • Candidates with GCE ‘A’ Level, Nitec / Higher and relevant experience are also welcome to apply

Experience

  • At least 1–2 years of administrative or secretarial experience.

  • Experience in a nursing home, hospital, clinic or other healthcare setting is an advantage.

  • Familiarity with nursing rosters, medical records or healthcare reporting is a plus.

Technical Skills

  • Proficient in Microsoft Office, especially Excel (data entry, simple formulas, tables) and Word.

  • Able to compile statistics and prepare clear, accurate reports.

Personal Attributes

  • Meticulous and organised, with strong attention to detail.

  • Able to multitask, prioritise and meet deadlines.

  • Good written and spoken English; ability to speak Mandarin or a dialect is an advantage when liaising with residents and families.

  • Good interpersonal skills and able to work with staff at all levels.

  • Discreet and able to handle confidential information i.e staff and residents information.

  • Patient and caring, with a genuine interest in healthcare.


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