Senior / Health Policy Analyst (Regulatory Policy)
This role involves developing and reviewing regulatory policies for the healthcare sector within the Ministry of Health, Singapore. Key responsibilities include monitoring international trends, reviewing legislation like the Healthcare Services Act, and facilitating cross-agency collaboration. The candidate is expected to have strong analytical skills and experience in policy formulation. The position offers significant impact on patient safety and healthcare quality standards.
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Experience
Experience not specified
Function
Research
Work mode
Onsite, Singapore
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
This role involves developing and reviewing regulatory policies for the healthcare sector within the Ministry of Health, Singapore. Key responsibilities include monitoring international trends, reviewing legislation like the Healthcare Services Act, and facilitating cross-agency collaboration. The candidate is expected to have strong analytical skills and experience in policy formulation. The position offers significant impact on patient safety and healthcare quality standards.
TAL's take
High-impact government role in healthcare regulation, though tier classification is treated as tier 2 by default for public sector entities in this taxonomy.
Clear articulation of regulatory duties, stakeholder engagement, and legislative scope.
Must haves
- Relevant training in public policy, public health, or related disciplines
- Experience in policy formulation, implementation, or strategic planning
- Strong analytical and critical thinking skills
- Ability to engage stakeholders and work collaboratively across agencies
- Good communication skills
About the company
Governmental regulatory body with substantial policy impact in the healthcare sector.
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