Job Description

We are seeking a Clinical Governance Officer (CGO) to provide clinical and technical oversight of our Andrology Laboratory, supporting the delivery of safe, high-quality assisted reproduction services in accordance with Singapore Ministry of Health's regulatory and professional requirements.

Key Responsibilities

Oversee clinical governance, quality and patient safety within the Andrology Laboratory.
Support the licensee and Principal Officer in maintaining continuous regulatory compliance.
Ensure compliance with MOH Assisted Reproduction Services requirements under the Healthcare Services Act (HCSA) and applicable licensing conditions.
Develop, review and implement laboratory policies, SOPs and quality standards.
Monitor laboratory quality indicators, incidents, risks and corrective/preventive actions.
Oversee staff competency, training and adherence to laboratory procedures.
Lead or support audits, regulatory inspections and continuous quality improvement initiatives.
Work closely with the embryology team and laboratory management on clinical and technical governance matters.
Keep abreast of relevant MOH requirements, professional standards and developments in reproductive laboratory practice.

Requirements

Reside in Singapore during his/her appointment as a CGO
Be a fully registered medical practitioner with the Singapore Medical Council (SMC) and hold a valid practising certificate
Practised as a full time medical practitioner for at least 5 continuous years or an aggregate period of at least 5 years during a continuous period of 10 years in a healthcare institution under the Private Hospital and Medical Clinics Act
Possess relevant experience in andrology or clinical laboratory services.
Relevant working knowledge of and MOH requirements applicable to Assisted Reproduction Services.
Experience in quality management, clinical governance, risk management and laboratory audits.
Familiarity with Singapore's MOH Assisted Reproduction Services regulatory requirements and Healthcare Services Act 2020 (HCSA) framework.
Strong analytical, communication and stakeholder-management skills.
High level of professionalism, integrity and commitment to patient safety.