Healthcare jobs in Singapore.

Many healthcare roles do not require a clinical qualification. Clinic assistant, patient service associate and healthcare assistant positions are often open to candidates without healthcare experience, and some employers provide training. Staff nurse and enrolled nurse roles require registration with the Singapore Nursing Board (SNB), and pharmacist roles require registration with the Singapore Pharmacy Council (SPC). Doctors must be registered with the Singapore Medical Council (SMC).

Each role links to its posting on MyCareersFuture, the government job portal, where the application is made. MCI advertises its roles there under its employment agency licence.

No. Registration is free, and MCI does not charge placement fees to Singapore Citizens, Singapore Permanent Residents or Malaysian candidates. For other candidates recruited from overseas, a recruitment fee may apply where the law permits it. Any such fee is capped by MOM and is set out in writing before you commit to anything. No one from MCI will ever ask you to pay to secure or release a job. Anyone who makes such a request is not acting for MCI.