Care Concierge, Service Quality (Chai Chee Nursing Home)

You will be responsible for assisting with the onboarding of Nursing Home residents and ensuring that they continue to receive the quality of care as described in NTUC Health Care Philosophy and Service Standards.

• Act as the main liaison and single point of contact (Care Concierge) for next-of-kin of our nursing home residents.
• Engage caregivers and residents at the pre-admission stage to address any concerns or anxieties and to better understand the specific needs of the resident.
• Conduct pre-admission counselling sessions to help caregivers understand the fees, services provided, philosophy of care, living conditions and expectations of residents and next of kin.
• Receive the resident on the day of admission, conduct orientation and ensure that the resident settles in well to the new environment.
• Actively engage residents and caregivers throughout the period of stay and address any concerns that may arise by working together with the multidisciplinary care team.
• Be involved in multidisciplinary discussions as part of patient-centered/directed care planning by providing relevant information of residents' social background, preferences and habits.

• Help to develop and maintain important touchpoints for the resident journey from pre-admission to discharge.
• Assist in the measuring and monitoring of customer satisfaction via residents focus groups, periodic audits, residents satisfaction surveys, etc.
• Assist the manager in implementation of internal and external service recognition programs and events e.g. annual Service Excellence Award.
• Provide inputs during team meetings on service gaps based on the feedback received and propose service initiatives and training programmes for continuous improvements.

This is not a desk-bound job and will require constantly being on the move. The joys of the job come in appreciation from residents and their next-of-kin as transitioning to a new living arrangement can be challenging. Not to mention grateful colleagues as your value add to their work and the resident experience!

• Recognized diploma or degree,
• At least two years of work experience, preferably requiring interaction with a diversity of people
• Knowledge of geriatrics or experience caring for the elderly (eg; being a caregiver or volunteering) an added advantage
• Knowing multiple local spoken languages or dialects will be advantageous
• People-oriented, willing to work the ground

Other Information

Location:

• Chai Chee Nursing Home

Additional Advantageous Skills:

• Appreciation and sensitivity to multicultural preferences and nuances