Total 3 job vacancies by Spd

Job Description & Requirements

1. Clinical Management

Manage a caseload of routine and standard cases with proficiency and independence through the following:

• Assess, develop, plan, and implement occupational therapy interventions to clients with physical, functional, or mobility difficulties in accordance with programme approach, framework, and SOPs.
• Be part of the collaborative team to work with clients on a one-to-one basis, group, or special setting based on programme requirements and client levels of functioning.
• Monitor clients’ occupational therapy progress, evaluate intervention effectiveness, and review clients’ occupational therapy needs in accordance with programme requirements.
• Provide occupational therapy consultation, support and update on the clients' progress and status to caregivers and all those involved in the client care team.
• Refer clients to respective specialists (e.g., other therapists, psychologists, neurologists, doctors, etc.) for consultation and further treatment or training as and when necessary.
• Conduct home/school/workplace visits when necessary.
• Provide occupational therapy related training on relevant platforms when required.

2. Clinical Administration

• Participate in departmental administrative duties and operational processes to support service delivery.
• Ensure timely documentation of clinical records for all cases and timely reporting in accordance with organisational and regulatory requirements.
• Contribute to service quality assurance initiatives, including audits, risk identification, and incident reporting.
• Maintain inventory of therapy equipment and resources for the programme.

3. Clinical Teaching and Supervision

• Provide on-the-job guidance to other staff (e.g., support staff, therapy assistants, other members of the collaborative team), caregivers and volunteers in the execution and/or maintenance of occupational therapy programmes.
• Share knowledge and best practices with peers and junior staff when required.
• Provide occupational therapy related training on relevant platforms when required.

4. Professional Development

• Actively engage in continual professional development to maintain and enhance clinical competency.
• Participate in literature reviews and research-related activities to support evidence-based practice.
• Keep abreast of the latest developments in the field of occupational therapy and apply relevant knowledge to clinical work.
• Attend and contribute regularly to staff meetings, case conferences, in-services as well as other meetings as required.

5. Other Activities

• Participate in cross divisional committees or events organised by SPD when required.
• Represent SPD in networking with other community organisations as requested.
• Engage in any other duties as may be assigned from time to time.

Job Requirements

1. Bachelor or Masters Degree in Occupational Therapy (or equivalent) recognised by the Allied Health Professional Council (AHPC).
2. Eligible for registration as an Occupational Therapist under the Allied Health Professions Act 2011.
3. Good communication and interpersonal skills.
4. Fluency in local languages will be an advantage.
5. A team player with a heart for serving in the social service sector and supporting people with disability

Job Description & Requirements

1. Clinical Management

Manage a caseload of routine and standard cases with proficiency and independence through the following:

• Assess, develop, plan, and implement speech therapy interventions to clients with physical, functional, or mobility difficulties in accordance with programme approach, framework, and SOPs.
• Be part of the collaborative team to work with clients on a one-to-one basis, group, or special setting based on programme requirements and client levels of functioning.
• Monitor clients’ speech therapy progress, evaluate intervention effectiveness, and review clients’ speech therapy needs in accordance with programme requirements.
• Provide speech therapy consultation, support and update on the clients' progress and status to caregivers and all those involved in the client care team.
• Refer clients to respective specialists (e.g., other therapists, psychologists, neurologists, doctors, etc.) for consultation and further treatment or training as and when necessary.
• Conduct home/school/workplace visits when necessary.
• Provide speech therapy related training on relevant platforms when required.

2. Clinical Administration

• Participate in departmental administrative duties and operational processes to support service delivery.
• Ensure timely documentation of clinical records for all cases and timely reporting in accordance with organisational and regulatory requirements.
• Contribute to service quality assurance initiatives, including audits, risk identification, and incident reporting.
• Maintain inventory of therapy equipment and resources for the programme.

3. Clinical Teaching and Supervision

• Provide on-the-job guidance to other staff (e.g., support staff, therapy assistants, other members of the collaborative team), caregivers and volunteers in the execution and/or maintenance of speech therapy programmes.
• Share knowledge and best practices with peers and junior staff when required.
• Provide speech therapy related training on relevant platforms when required.

4. Professional Development

• Actively engage in continual professional development to maintain and enhance clinical competency.
• Participate in literature reviews and research-related activities to support evidence-based practice.
• Keep abreast of the latest developments in the field of speech therapy and apply relevant knowledge to clinical work.
• Attend and contribute regularly to staff meetings, case conferences, in-services as well as other meetings as required.

5. Other Activities

• Participate in cross divisional committees or events organised by SPD when required.
• Represent SPD in networking with other community organisations as requested.
• Engage in any other duties as may be assigned from time to time.

Job Requirements

1. Bachelor or Masters Degree in Speech Therapy (or equivalent) recognised by the Allied Health Professional Council (AHPC).
2. Eligible for registration as a Speech Therapist under the Allied Health Professions Act 2011.
3. Good communication and interpersonal skills.
4. Fluency in local languages will be an advantage.
5. A team player with a heart for serving in the social service sector and supporting people with disability

The Manager, Allied Health plays a pivotal role in supporting in the Chief Allied Health Office (CAHO) by providing integrated strategic, operationaland administrative leadership for the allied health professions across theorganization.

It involves translating strategic direction into actionable plans, driving implementation of key programmes, and establishing robust governance and monitoring progress and outcomes. The Manager is responsible for synthetizing data, insights, and stakeholders’ perspectives to support evidence-based decision making and continuous improvement in allied health services.

Registered therapists, trained social workers, or psychologists who wish to continue professional practice may allocate up to 20% of their time for direct clinical work.

Job Responsibilities

Strategic Planning and Stakeholder Management

• Serve as a key driver in supporting and contributing to CAHO’s strategic direction for allied health service delivery models and clinical governance.
• Drive change management efforts to support adoption of new policies or programmes.
• Support CAHO in developing and implementing allied health strategies, SOP and frameworks strategically.
• Collaborate closely with Service Division Directors and Heads of Allied Health Professional to optimize care models and professional practice.
• Build and strengthen partnerships within divisions to enhance service quality and innovation.
• Prepare briefing papers, reports and presentations for senior leadership and stakeholders.
• Monitor progress of strategic initiatives and track key performance indicators.

Operations and Programme Management

• Oversee and coordinate projects and programmes under CAHO's office.
• Ensure timely execution of initiatives aligned with organisational goals.
• Develop project plans and timelines and outcome.

Administrative and Executive Support

• Facilitate meetings, working groups and committees related to allied health matters.
• Prioritize and manage competing demands to ensure efficiency.
• Support budgeting, procurement and resource planning when required.

Other Duties

• Represent SPD at events and contribute to relevant sector forums and communities of practice.
• Engage in any other duties as may be assigned from time to time.

Job Requirements

1. Master or Bachelor degree in a relevant field would be an advantage (e.g. Healthcare management, Public Health, Allied Health).
2. At least 5 years of experience in healthcare/ social service sector and/or allied health services management is preferred.
3. Strong skills in planning, project management, and monitoring and evaluation (including data analysis and reporting).
4. Excellent communication, interpersonal and stakeholder management skills, with the ability to work across professional groups.