You will be part of a team responsible for translating the policies and strategies of the HIV, Viral Hepatitis and STI (HHS) Division into actionable programmes and projects. This involves working closely with a diverse range of stakeholders and partners to implement interventions aimed at controlling HIV and STIs and eliminating viral hepatitis C in Singapore. You will be responsible for planning and implementing key initiatives, such as training and outreach programmes. The position also involves data management and reporting, where the job holder will collect and analyse data from programme activities to assess their impact and effectiveness to inform strategic decisions and policy formulations. Additionally, the role involves educational outreach and public health messaging, where the job holder will assist in developing and disseminating educational materials and campaigns to promote health awareness and encourage participation in prevention and treatment programmes. Overall, the role demands a proactive approach, strong collaboration skills.
Communicable Diseases Agency
Assistant/ Public Health Officer (Programmes & Partnerships)
Fixed Terms
Closing in 3 day(s)What the role is
What you will be working on
- Management of one of the following programmes: the Enhanced HIV Programmes, the National STI Programme and DSC Clinic, or the National Hepatitis C Programme.
- Issuance of agreements and budgets, monitoring of key performance indicators, co-creation of programmes with monitoring and evaluation.
- Perform in-depth case investigations in response to disease outbreaks and subsequent reporting of findings to the relevant stakeholders.
- Conceptualisation, development, and conduct of education and outreach programmes aimed at increasing awareness of the relevant diseases to increase testing and treatment, and reduction of stigma.
- Management and conducting of research projects as required.
- Any other division-related matters.
What we are looking for
- Minimum tertiary qualifications in recognised disciplines, preferably in Public Health, Health Information Management, Social Sciences, or a related field.
- Knowledge of the healthcare landscape in Singapore, particularly in HIV, hepatitis C, and STI management, would be advantageous.
- Experience in public health programme management, stakeholder engagement, or related areas would also be advantageous.
- Ability to navigate the complexities of public health initiatives, including managing multiple projects, engaging with diverse stakeholders, and ensuring the successful implementation of health programmes.
- Strong organizational and project management skills, with the ability to manage multiple tasks and deadlines.
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, capable of working collaboratively in a diverse environment.
- Proficiency in data analysis and report writing.
As part of the shortlisting process for this role, candidates may be required to complete a medical declaration and/ or undergo further assessment
About your application process
This job is closing in 3 day(s).
If you do not hear from us within 4 weeks of the job ad closing date, we seek your understanding that it is likely that we are not moving forward with your application for this role. We thank you for your interest and would like to assure you that this does not affect your other job applications with the Public Service. We encourage you to explore and apply for other roles within Communicable Diseases Agency or the wider Public Service.
About Communicable Diseases Agency
The Communicable Diseases Agency (CDA) was established in 2025 as a statutory board under Singapore's Ministry of Health (MOH) to serve as the central authority for public health policymaking to manage and control the threat of communicable diseases. This is aimed at strengthening Singapore's public health capabilities built during the COVID-19 response to ensure a unified command and coordinated approach across all situations, from routine disease control to future outbreaks.
CDA safeguards the nation from communicable diseases through disease surveillance, outbreak investigations, vaccination programs, public education, and global health collaboration. Beyond domestic activities, the CDA aims to expand Singapore’s global outreach and foster collaboration with international partners.
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