[Central Hosp, Immediate] Customer Experience Executive - UP$5000 (Service Exp) #HCY

Roles & Responsibilities

The Challenges

You will be part of the Quality Service team, where you will help to synergise the hospital's efforts to advance patient engagement, empowerment, and experience.

Your core responsibility is to manage feedback and enhance patient experience following the implementation of new national systems. The job requires an individual who likes working with people and is able to distil these encounters into meaningful quality service initiatives for systemic improvement. Your responsibilities include the prompt resolution and closure of service-related feedback, guided by the organisation’s service performance indicators. You will facilitate and coordinate hospital-wide initiatives and projects to enhance service excellence and uphold the organisation's service culture. These include conducting surveys, organising programmes and events, and planning focus group discussions.

In addition, you will assist in creating and populating data dashboards of feedback indicators to track service satisfaction, feedback trends and patterns. These insights will be presented to hospital committees and workgroups to inform strategic decision-making.

The Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree, preferably in Marketing, Communications, Psychology, or a business-related discipline

• At least 5 years of working experience in marketing communications or service quality, preferably from the healthcare industry

For interested candidates, please send your most recent and updated resume to sallytsin@recruitexpress.com.sg

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Tsin Chien Yee Sally
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Communication
Psychology
Resume Writing
HTTP
Quality Initiatives
Conducting Surveys
Patient Support
Marketing
ensure service performance
Excellence in Service
Group Discussions
Providing Great Service
Challenge Driven
Events Organisation
Group Medical
satisfaction surveys