Singapore Cancer Society Hiring! Full Time Manager, Cancer Prevention - Control in Central Region (Singapore), Earn up to SGD 6,000 - Ricebowl

Singapore Cancer Society (SCS) is seeking a highly organised and strategic Manager to oversee and support our Cancer Prevention & Control initiatives, with a focus on vaccination and mobile screening programmes.

This supervisory role is responsible for coordinating and managing the operational aspects of key national and community-based screening initiatives, ensuring smooth programme delivery, strong stakeholder engagement, and effective reporting to internal and external partners.

The successful candidate will oversee the following programmes:

Faecal Immunochemical Test (FIT) Kit Distribution

Community Mammobus Programme

HPV Self-Sampling Screening

HPV Vaccination

Other operational screening initiatives as required

This role combines programme coordination, event management, administrative oversight, data management and stakeholder engagement to drive impactful cancer prevention efforts in the community.

Key Responsibilities

1. Programme Operations & Supervision

Work closely with internal and external stakeholders in the planning and execution of screening and vaccination programmes

Serve as the primary point of contact for programme-related enquiries

Coordinate and manage FIT-kit related projects, including vendor liaison and efficient mail-out of kits to participants

Oversee coordination of the Community Mammobus Programme with key partners

Supervise and manage HPV-related programmes and events, including logistics planning and execution

Build and maintain strong working relationships with stakeholders, partners and vendors

2. Administrative & Financial Management

Oversee administrative and operational support for the team

Coordinate procurement processes, ensuring timely payment processing and compliance with organisational guidelines

Support management in department budget monitoring and financial reporting

Ensure accurate documentation, tracking and reconciliation of programme-related expenses

3. Reporting, Outreach & Cross-Functional Support

Prepare reports, project status updates and presentations for management, funders and key stakeholders

Contribute to annual report write-ups and programme impact reporting

Support outreach efforts such as community and corporate talks, as well as Community Engagement Cluster events where required

Manage phone calls and programme-related enquiries when necessary

Support cross-departmental events and initiatives as needed

Key Requirements

Minimum Bachelor’s Degree in a related field

2–5 years of experience in healthcare administration, data management systems or a similar role preferred

Knowledge of HPV vaccination programmes and/or screening operations is an added advantage

Strong proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite, particularly Excel

Strong project management, organisational and time management skills

Excellent analytical skills and high attention to detail

Strong written and verbal communication skills

Experience in financial processing and reconciliation

Strong problem-solving skills with ability to work independently

Excellent interpersonal skills with a professional demeanour

Ability to handle sensitive information with confidentiality

Strong team player with the ability to collaborate across departments

Singapore Cancer Society (SCS) envisions a Singapore where we overcome cancer and live well. Established in 1964, SCS supports people through every stage of the cancer journey, from well to end of life. SCS minimises cancer and maximises lives by providing trusted information and care navigation, cancer screening and education, rehabilitation programmes, financial and welfare services, psychosocial and survivorship support, and home hospice care. Working together with healthcare, corporate, and community partners, SCS rallies the community to better support those affected by cancer. Consistently recognised for its commitment to high standards in governance and transparency, SCS has attained the coveted Charity Governance Award (2023) and multiple Charity Transparency Awards over the years.