Manager, Singapore Cardiac Data Bank

The Singapore Cardiac Data Bank (SCDB) is seeking a Manager to lead our multi-centre clinical data initiatives. As the Manager, you will oversee the establishment of SCDB clinical modules, manage financial operations, and coordinate with Scientific Committees across participating hospitals. Key responsibilities include strategic planning, stakeholder management, database infrastructure development, and ensuring robust data management protocols.

This role offers exciting opportunities to work with leading healthcare institutions, shape national healthcare policies, and advance cardiac care in Singapore. Join us in transforming cardiac care through data-driven excellence.

Job requirements:

• Master degree (preferably in Medical Sciences, Health Sciences, Statistics/Biostatistics/Mathematics) with 5-8 years experience in healthcare clinical data warehouse/registry, including 3 years in a supervisory role. Experience in cardiovascular medicine is preferred.
• Strong technical expertise in clinical database systems and statistical tools (R, SAS, SPSS or Minitab), with proven ability in statistical programming and data interpretation
• Track record of publications in international journals and experience in securing National Grant Awards
• Strong leadership qualities and analytical skills, with attention to details
• Excellent interpersonal skills with proven ability to work collaboratively across diverse teams
• Documented proof of:

(i) Measles (or MMR - Mumps, Measles and Rubella) vaccination or serological evidence of measles immunity and

(ii) Tdap (Tetanus, Diphtheria and Pertussis) vaccination received within the last 10 years, as required for all healthcare workers under the Healthcare Services Act.

Applicants without these vaccinations may apply if they commit to completing the required vaccination(s) before work commencement, upon successful job offer.

We regret that only applicants who have been fully vaccinated for Covid-19 (according to MOH's definitions) will be considered due to exposure risk.