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To apply for positions at St Luke’s Hospital, please submit your detailed resume & include the position applied for to [email protected].
To apply for positions at St Luke’s ElderCare, please submit your detailed resume & include the position applied for to [email protected]. Please visit www.stluke.org.sg for more information.
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St Luke’s Hospital St Luke’s ElderCare
Administration • Outpatient Services Assistants• Service Excellence Officer• Administrative Assistants
Operations • Centre Manager • Assistant Centre Manager • Care Staff/ Support • Centre Admin • Driver
Allied Health • Medical Social Workers • Occupational Therapists • Physiotherapists • Pharmacists
Allied Health • Physiotherapists • Physio Associates • Occupational Therapists
Ancillary • Therapy Assistant
Nursing • Staff Nurses (Homecare)
Chaplaincy • Assistant Chaplains
Medical • Consultants • Associate Consultants • Registrars • Medical Officers
Nursing • Senior/Nurse Managers • Staff Nurses (Inpatient & homecare) • Enrolled Nurses (Inpatient & outpatient) • Patient Services Assistants
We also provide bursaries for students pursuing the Diploma in Nursing / Physiotherapy / Occupational Therapy at Nanyang / Ngee Ann Polytechnics.
We are currently looking for people with a keen interest in healthcare to join us in transforming community care. If you would like to make a difference in someone’s life, you may be the person we are looking for.
We have the following positions available.
SLH & SLEC are both an Institution of Public Character (IPC).SLH IPC number: HEF0004/G
SLEC IPC number: IPC000155
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St Luke's RecurringGiving ProgramBenefits to YouPlan & track your monthly budget with ease Decide the amount you choose to donate and it will be automatically deducted on the 5th of every month. You can also adjust your donation amount anytime.
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How It Helps UsEco-friendlyWe can significantly decrease the volume of paper and postage costs by providing you with an annual receipt.
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Project Silvercare (PSC) is an annual health-screening programme jointly organised by students from the Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, Alice Lee Centre for Nursing Studies, and the Department of Pharmacy and Dentistry from the National University of Singapore.
Through the years, PSC has maintained a strong focus in reaching out to the elderly population across various parts
of Singapore. This year, they partnered with the Family Medicine residents from the National University Health System and St Luke’s Hospital to offer residents at Bukit Batok a seamless post-screening follow-up process.
The programme focused on functional screening for the elderly, allowing the care team to identify those who are at risk early for common geriatric conditions in order to prevent deterioration in function and increase quality of life.
Over 250 participants visited St Luke’s Hospital on 10 and 11 October for the screening. Mr David Ong, Advisor for Bukit Batok was present to grace the event. He mingled with the residents as they went through several stations, some of which included blood pressure and capillary glucose test, eye screening and falls risk test.
Project Silvercare Health Screening @ St Luke’s Hospital
To apply for positions at St Luke’s Hospital, please submit your detailed resume & include the position applied for to [email protected].
To apply for positions at St Luke’s ElderCare, please submit your detailed resume & include the position applied for to [email protected]. Please visit www.stluke.org.sg for more information.
A quarterly publication of St Luke’s MCI (P) 067/03/2014
Vision Transforming Community Care
Mission A Christian healthcare provider enriching lives in the communities.
St Luke’s Hospital and St Luke’s ElderCare HQ:2, Bukit Batok Street 11, Singapore 659674 | Fax: 6567 3701
Bukit timaH CEntrEBlk 310, Clementi Avenue 4. Tel: 6873 1772
CHangkat CEntrE Blk 350, Tampines Street 33. Tel: 6789 9956
CLEmEnti CEntrEBlk 602, Clementi West Street 1. Tel: 6872 2210
SErangoon CEntrE Blk 217, Serangoon Avenue 4. Tel: 6285 6004
tampinES CEntrEBlk 101, Tampines Street 11. Tel: 6786 7688
tELok BLangaH CEntrEBlk 33, Telok Blangah Way. Tel: 6273 3466
St LukE’S ELdErCarE CEntrES:goLdEn YEarS CEntrE Blk 831, Hougang Central. Tel: 6386 2273
Hougang CEntrE Blk 126, Hougang Avenue 1. Tel: 6382 2366
Jurong EaSt CEntrE Blk 327, Jurong East St 31. Tel: 6569 0415
WHampoa CEntrEBlk 97, Whampoa Drive. Tel: 6252 9661
YiSHun CEntrE Blk 740, Yishun Avenue 5. Tel: 6759 9053
Above - Mr David Ong (centre) having a light-hearted moment with the students, Dr Kenny Tan, 2nd from left and A / Prof Tan Boon Yeow, 1st from right.
Above - Senior Nurse Manager Phyllis Tan sharing her knowledge with the class
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Empowering Our Seniors to Volunteer
The primary goal of diversional therapy is to facilitate the process of empowerment, enabling the patients to make choices and decisions to help maximise their participation in leisure experiences. Spearheaded by the Nursing Division since July 2014, these programmes engage them in leisure activities to enhance their psychological, intellectual, spiritual, social, emotional and physical well-being.
Senior Nurse Clinician Lo Yuk Hing (Chairperson) and the Divisional Therapy Committee (Than Than Soe, Peggy Lee, Mary Ann, Cing San Lun, Theint Theint Thu, Myint Myint Naing, Thazin, Vung Go Ciin, Naw Si Si Aung, Seet May Kay and May Phaw) were tasked with planning and organising progammes for their patients.
A total of 2,713 patients have attended the divisional therapy sessions and the number of patients participating in the activities
continues to rise. The monthly sessions have increased from 30 to 50, a big leap from less than 20 patients in 2013.
In a typical session, the patients participate in physical activities such as music therapy, art & craft and games. During special occasions like national day and community festivals, the team planned creative programmes that were out of the box, giving the patients a move away from the usual activities.
One of the highlights for this year is Singapore’s Golden Jubilee SG50. The team organised a SG50 photo book album using old pictures of Singapore from 1965 to 2015. The patients worked on their hand-made personal “SG50”album. Through this activity, it enabled the patients to interact and express their thoughts and hopes for Singapore.
The team is constantly reviewing to improve the programme through the feedback received from patients and ward staff to keep the activities fresh and exciting.
Wound care is one of the key reasons why patients are admitted to St Luke’s Hospital. Over the years, the wound care nurses have developed extensive experience and expertise in dealing with a variety of complex wounds and shared their knowledge at the annual wound conference.
As healthcare professionals are constantly facing challenges relating to effective wound management, the nurses at St Luke’s organised the basic wound care course to help prepare healthcare workers involved in direct patient. The objective of the course is to maintain skin health as well as basic wound care through evidence based interventions.
The 1st lesson saw participants attend a mixture of lectures and hands on sessions. Throughout the day, participants learnt to identify and prevent potential detrimental skin conditions, such as pressure ulcers as well as other minor skin disorders.
If you are keen to find out more about our future courses, please email us at [email protected].
Basic Wound Course @ St Luke’s Hospital
The rousing vocals of our elderly clients were a good reminder that seniors are more than frail dependents who require assistance. They are also a talented resource with the ability to give back to the community.
A group of clients from St Luke’s ElderCare Whampoa centre had recently performed onstage for the residents of All Saints Home (Hougang). Comprising 80 and 90-year-old clients, they sang classic songs from yesteryears. The hour-long session brought back many memories for the nursing home’s
residents, who enjoyed the peer-to-peer interaction. They were able to relate to the songs, and many were inspired to sing along or tap their feet to the tempo. Our elderly also enjoyed the opportunity to express their creativity in planning and practising for the performance.
The interaction was a first for both the residents of All Saints Home (Hougang) and our elderly clients, and an encouraging step towards meaningful and active ageing in the community.
The second Inter-generational Games for the year held at Chestnut Drive Secondary School certainly brought about buckets of fun, joy, laughter and love! Involving more than 150 clients, caregivers, staff and volunteers, the activities arranged were undoubtedly enjoyable.
With an entire line-up of games and activities that involved singing, ball games and interactive applications on iPads, our clients were truly entertained and engaged.
St Luke’s ElderCare would like to say a huge thank you to the staff and volunteers at Chestnut Drive Secondary School and everyone who was involved in putting the programme together. We appreciate all the time and effort spent to ensure the event went off without a hitch!
We are proud of our partnership since 2012 and we look forward to the future as we continue to work closely to organise events for our clients with the community.
Above - Clients who performed for the residents of All Saints Home (Hougang)
DiversionalTherapy ProgrammeRight - The team and their SG50 album
Above - Clients engaging in digital and physical activities
Inter-Generational Games
