Clinical Governance Officer – Andrology Laboratory

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.