Assistant Nurse Clinician

About the role

As an Assistant Nurse Clinician, you will play a vital part in assisting nurse managers in nursing operations and ensuring the delivery of safe, high-quality, and person-centred care. You will focus on assisting clinical teams in providing quality care, managing resources, and maintaining compliance with regulatory standards. You will assist nurse manager in staff supervision, budget planning, recruitment and training, and continuous improvement initiatives to raise care standards and support organisational goals. You will deputise nurse manager in her or his absence.

Key responsibilities

• Assist nurse manager in daily nursing home operations, ensuring safety and efficiency
• Assist in roster planning and ensure sufficient manpower coverage
• Assist in monitoring and enforcing compliance with operational SOPs, policies, and regulatory requirements
• Assist in clinical audits and formulation of improvement strategies to improve care standards
• Assist nurse manager in clinical staff supervision to maintain high standards of care and service quality
• Assist in tracking key performance indicators, evaluate work processes, and implement improvement projects
• Participate in and lead quality and continuous improvement projects
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to achieve positive resident outcomes
• Assist in planning and managing manpower budgets effectively
• Participate in reviewing of SOPs and skill competency checklists
• Track staff competency as stipulated
• Assist in orientation, training, and performance management of staff
• Deputize nurse managers in his or her absence
• Render clinical care when required
• Participate in workgroups and projects as assigned
• Rotate through different services within SLEC when needed for service contingency or professional development

About you

• Degree in Nursing or advanced diploma/ specialist diploma and registered with Singapore Nursing Board (SNB)
• BCLS and AED certified
• Minimal 7 years of clinical experience in nursing home or acute clinical setting with emerging leadership potential
• Strong teamwork, communication, and clinical skills with ability to work independently
• Passionate in community work and eldercare
• Proficient in Microsoft Office applications