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Simply go to our registration page and complete our questionnaire. By doing so, we'll be able to tailor the most fitting opportunities based on your career level, skills, goals, and work preferences.

1. Transparent services. At Blessed Helpers, we value transparency as it cultivates trust and mutual respect. Therefore, we are committed to providing you with all the essential information about the Healthcare organization and available positions. This includes clear details on income ranges, working hours, job responsibilities, and required qualifications. We believe in empowering you to make informed decisions about your career path.
2. Hassle-free application. Your time is precious to us, and we aim to streamline the application process for your convenience. We understand the importance of efficiency and strive to make your job hunting experience hassle-free.
3. We Hear You. We're all ears when it comes to understanding your aspirations for the future and your career development. Your goals are important to us, and we're here to help you achieve them.
4. Support throughout your Career Search. Your career journey is important to us. We're dedicated to offering ongoing support, guidance, and resources to ensure your success in finding a suitable Nursing position in Singapore.
5. Career Growth. We're passionate about your growth and development. That's why we will explore the possible positions available for you to upgrade to the next level or if there are any courses designed to help you enhance your skills and propel your career forward.
6. Always Upholding Your Interest. We're dedicated to always upholding your best interests. We pledge to consistently prioritize your needs and preferences, ensuring that we consistently serve you with excellence and integrity.
7. Support for Your Relocation and Integration into Singapore Lifestyle. Count on us to support your relocation and integration into the Singaporean lifestyle. From your Visa and working permit application to providing guidance on cultural adjustment, we're here to ensure your transition is smooth and successful.

Our agency is fully compliant with the regulations enforced by the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) and the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA). All our agents are licensed under the statutory board, guaranteeing professionalism and compliance with legal standards. Furthermore, we meticulously vet the agencies we collaborate with to ensure they are credible and legitimate, holding proper licensing from governing bodies across regional and international jurisdictions.

In Singapore, the distinction between Enrolled Nurses (ENs) and Registered Nurses (RNs) lies in their training, scope of practice, and potential career progression:

1. Training and Scope of Practice:

• Enrolled Nurses (ENs): ENs receive specialized training and work under the supervision of RNs. They assist in providing holistic patient care and perform tasks delegated by RNs, such as administering medications, monitoring vital signs, and assisting with activities of daily living.
• Registered Nurses (RNs): RNs undergo a more extensive nursing education and have a broader scope of practice. They are qualified to independently assess, plan, implement, and evaluate nursing care for patients. RNs may also take on leadership roles within healthcare teams.

2. Career Progression:

• Enrolled Nurses (ENs): ENs can advance their careers by becoming Senior Enrolled Nurses, which involves taking on higher responsibilities and leadership roles within their scope of practice. They may also pursue further education through Post-NITEC courses to enhance their skills and knowledge.
• Registered Nurses (RNs): RNs have the option to further their education and training to specialize in specific areas of nursing or pursue advanced practice roles. Additionally, with additional training and academic qualifications, ENs can transition to become RNs without necessarily having to start as ENs first.

In summary, while ENs and RNs have different training and scopes of practice, there are opportunities for career advancement and progression in both roles. ENs can enhance their skills and take on higher responsibilities within their scope of practice, while RNs have the option to specialize or pursue advanced practice roles through further education and training.

The duties of a live-in caregiver can vary depending on the needs of the individual they are caring for, but typically include:

1. Assistance with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs): e.g.: personal hygiene & grooming, incontinence care, assistance at mealtimes, etc.
2. Medication Management: Ensuring that the individual takes their medications as prescribed, following the appropriate schedule and dosage.
3. Meal Preparation: Planning and preparing nutritious meals according to any dietary restrictions or preferences.
4. Mobility Assistance: Helping the individual move around safely, whether it's walking, transferring from bed to chair, or using mobility aids.
5. Household Tasks: Light housekeeping duties such as cleaning, laundry, and tidying up the living space. Cooking & laundry is ONLY for self and the client who requires care.
6. Companionship: Providing emotional support and companionship by engaging in conversations, accompanying the individual on outings, or participating in recreational activities together.
7. Monitoring Health: Observing and reporting any changes in the individual's physical or mental health to medical professionals or family members.
8. Transportation: Assisting with transportation to medical appointments, grocery shopping, or other errands.
9. Personal Care: Depending on the individual's needs, the caregiver may also assist with more specialized tasks such as wound care, catheter care, or managing medical equipment.
10. Respite Care: Providing relief to primary caregivers by taking over caregiving responsibilities for a period.

Overall, the primary goal of a live-in caregiver is to ensure the safety, well-being, and comfort of the individual they are caring for while promoting independence and dignity.

Upon successfully passing the SNB license exam conducted by the Singapore Nursing Council (SNB), you'll receive an SNB certificate/license, enabling the commencement of your nursing career in Singapore. This credential holds recognition beyond Singapore's borders, allowing you to migrate and work as a qualified nurse in countries like the United Kingdom, New Zealand, and Ireland.

We will be able to assist with the registration process, and additional information about the SNB exam will be provided upon successful job offers.

Employers That We Partner With:

• Hospital General Wards/ICU/NICU/Psychiatric Units/HDU/Delivery Suites
• Specialized Clinics
• Health Screening Centres
• Radiology Centres
• Cancer Centres
• Hospice Care
• Nursing Home Community Care
• Private Nurses for Home Care

Hospitals can be classified in various ways. For hospitals in Singapore, we examine their functions, and they can typically be grouped into three main categories:

1. General Hospitals:

Description: General hospitals provide acute tertiary healthcare, offering comprehensive medical facilities, specialized services, and allied support services to manage a wide range of medical conditions and emergencies.

Examples:

• Singapore General Hospital (SGH)
• National University Hospital (NUH)
• Changi General Hospital (CGH)
• Tan Tock Seng Hospital (TTSH)
• Khoo Teck Puat Hospital (KTPH)

2. Specialist Hospitals and Institutions:

Description: Specialist hospitals and institutions focus on providing specialized treatment and healthcare services, often targeting specific medical conditions or patient populations. These facilities may include specialized medical centres dedicated to particular areas of expertise.

Examples:

• National Cancer Centre Singapore (NCCS)
• National Heart Centre Singapore (NHCS)
• KK Women's and Children's Hospital (KKH)
• National Neuroscience Institute (NNI)
• Institute of Mental Health (IMH)

3. Community Hospitals and Institutions:

Description: Community hospitals and institutions serve as step-down facilities, providing rehabilitation programs, preventive medicine, and geriatric care. Some of these hospitals may be semi-public, operated by charities or religious groups and partially funded by the government.

Examples:

• Jurong Community Hospital (JCH)
• Sengkang General Hospital (SKH)
• Bright Vision Hospital
• St. Andrew's Community Hospital
• Ren Ci Community Hospital

These hospitals play crucial roles in Singapore's healthcare system, catering to different healthcare needs, from acute care and specialized treatment to rehabilitation and long-term care. Each type of hospital has its unique focus and set of services, contributing to the overall provision of healthcare services in the country.

Here is a list of major hospitals categorized according to their respective clusters:

PUBLIC HOSPITALS

Group (SingHealth)

• Singapore General Hospital
• Changi General Hospital
• Sengkang General Hospital
• KK Women's and Children's Hospital
• National Cancer Centre Singapore
• National Dental Centre Singapore
• National Heart Centre Singapore
• National Neuroscience Institution
• Singapore National Eye Centre
• Singhealth Community Hospitals
• Bright Vision Hospital
• Sengkang Community Hospital
• Outram Community Hospital

Group (National Healthcare Group)

• Tan Tock Seng Hospital
• Institute of Mental Health
• Khoo Teck Puat Hospital
• Admiralty Medical Centre
• Yishun Community Hospital
• National Healthcare Group Polyclinics
• Woodlands Health
• National Centre for Infectious Diseases
• National Skin Centre

Group (National University Health System)

• National University Hospital
• Alexandra Hospital
• National University Cancer Institute Singapore
• Ng Teng Fong General Hospital
• National University Heart Centre Singapore
• National University Centre for Oral Health Singapore
• Jurong Community Hospital
• Jurong Medical Centre
• NUHS Diagnostics

PRIVATE HOSPITALS:

• IHH Healthcare
• Parkway East Hospital
• Mount Elizabeth Hospital (Orchard)
• Mount Elizabeth Novena Hospital
• Gleneagles Hospital

OTHER PRIVATE HOSPITALS

• Mount Alvernia Hospital
• Raffles Hospital