Saw Swee Hock School Public Health (SPH)
Executives and professionals in the health industry, particularly individuals interested in or involved in monitoring and managing quality of care. Job roles include other than Doctors and Nurses (not an exhaustive list), include Biostatistician - Collect, analyze and interpret conclusions for data in healthcare topics. Epidemiologist - Investigating patterns and causes of diseases in the general population Health Administrator - Dealing with administration of health services, including hospitals. Health Communications Specialist - Helping others to better understand the importance of healthy living and how to achieve that. Health Economist - Study how resources are allocated and used in health care systems Health Unit Coordinator - Managing and running a specific unit within the health care delivery system. Hospital Administrator - Running the day-to-day business of an entire hospital. Informatics Specialist - Managing the delivery of health care informatics and how these can improve overall health. NGO Manager - Leading on non-government organizations with a focus on public health. Population Health Manager - Focusing on whole populations and the issues that affect their health, as well as helping them devise strategies to improve their overall health. Public Health Administrator - Managing and overseeing hospitals to try and identify areas within administration where improvements can be made. Public Health Data Analyst - Working with the data that is available on public health and analyzing its meanings, thereby enabling others to come up with projects for improvement. Public Health Project Manager - These specialists focus on new projects and help to implement and develop these. They also monitor the effects of new projects and steer new directions. Public Health Social Worker - These are social workers in the main, but they work with entire communities or groups of people with a specific focus on public health and their perceptions of it, as well as how public health issues affect social relationships. Public Health Specialist - This is a wide field of work that includes any specialist in an area of public health. They work together within an institute, joining forces to improve outcomes across the board. Quality Improvement Specialist - Monitoring and researching current methods of delivery within the health care system and identifying areas for improvement in quality.
Wednesday (6.00 PM - 9.00 PM)
a) Facilitated Learning - 25 hrs; b) Assessment - 11 hrs. c) Project- 6 hrs d) Others- 3 hrs
S$7646.00
International Participant | Singapore Citizen 39 years old or younger | Singapore Citizen 40 years or older eligible for MCES | Singaporean PRs | Enhanced Training Support for SMEs | |
Full Programme Fee | S$7646.00 | S$7646.00 | S$7646.00 | S$7646.00 | S$7646.00 |
SkillsFuture Funding Eligible for Claim Period (19 Oct 2017 to 31 Mar 2021) | - | (S$5352.20) | (S$5352.20) | (S$5352.20) | (S$5352.20) |
Nett Programme Fee | S$7646.00 | S$2293.80 | S$2293.80 | S$2293.80 | S$2293.80 |
7% GST on Nett Programme Fee | S$535.22 | S$160.57 | S$160.57 | S$160.57 | S$160.57 |
Total Nett Programme Fee Payable, Incl. GST | S$8181.22 | S$2454.37 | S$2454.37 | S$2454.37 | S$2454.37 |
Less Additional Funding if Eligible Under Various Scheme | - | - | (S$1529.20) | - | (S$1529.20) |
Total Nett Programme Fee, Incl. GST, after additional funding from the various funding schemes | S$8181.22 | S$2454.37 | S$925.17 | S$2454.37 | S$925.17 |