Assistant Manager, AIO - CHAMPS (2 years contract)

Job ID:  9180
Job Function:  Administration
Institution:  National University Health System

Key Responsibilities

  • Lead and support the onboarding of care teams across NUHS institutions and private healthcare partners.
  • Understand each site’s workflows and tailor onboarding plans to optimise adoption.
  • Conduct training sessions, onboarding walkthroughs and go-live support, including post-launch hypercare.
  • Act as a primary point of contact for care teams, maintaining warm and trusted relationships and encouraging continued engagement.
  • Create an open channel for stakeholders to provide feedback, surface issues and request support.
  • Proactively identify potential care teams or partners who may benefit from CHAMP and support engagement outreach.
  • Maintain up-to-date stakeholder resources, guides and SOPs; provide refresher training when required.
  • Serve as first line operational support for care teams and patients on CHAMP-related matters.
  • Coordinate with call centre teams for enquiry workflows and support operations.
  • Support marketing and outreach activities, including events, collaterals, content development and enrolment drives.
  • Gather ground insights from stakeholders to guide product improvements and user-centric enhancements.
  • Document implementation learnings and contribute to developing best practices for scale-up.
  • Maintain structured implementation documentation and knowledge bases for team reference.
  • Work effectively and collaboratively within a product team environment, demonstrating adaptability and teamwork.
  • Navigate changes in programme directions, stakeholder needs or workflows with flexibility and professionalism.
  • Support selected product management activities where appropriate, such as participating in product discussions. 
  • This role offers pathways to contribute to product development work and potentially take up product management responsibilities over time.

Requirements

  • Bachelor’s degree in Business, Communications, Public Health, Healthcare Administration, Social Sciences, Information Systems or a related discipline.
  • Candidates with strong stakeholder engagement experience from other fields are welcome.
  • Experience in digital programmes or stakeholder-facing roles is preferred
  • Strong interpersonal communication skills and excellent in building and maintaining relationships with stakeholders
  • Confident in facilitating discussions and delivering training
  • Adaptable and comfortable with ambiguity and evolving workflows
  • Proficient in PowerPoint and Excel, with comfort learning new digital tools
  • Strong team player who values collaboration, unity and shared success
  • Proactive, resourceful and hands-on problem solver