Clinic Assistant Course – Advanced Level (Blended Learning)
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This course prepares individuals who are interested to work in a GP clinic but may not have the required skills. The advanced course covers effective communication skills with challenging clients, understanding chronic medical conditions, respiratory illnesses and pharmacology. It is highly recommended that participants without prior experience start from the Basic modules. However, participants with adequate exposure and experience working in a GP clinic can enrol in selective modules based on their needs and progress to the Advanced level.
Course Details
Nett Fee after Government subsidy S$182.56
SkillsFuture Credit Eligible
Provider
Primary Care Academy
secretariat@pca.sg
Duration
16 hours over 4 sessions + 3 hrs e-learning
Contact
6496 6127 / 6496 6683
Trainer
Rafika Ramli
Angeline Yeo
Course information is accurate as provided by course provider on 05 November 2024. For more information, please contact the course provider.
Trainer's Profile
Rafika Ramli
Ms Rafika Ramli is a registered nurse with Singapore Nursing Board and has been a nurse educator with the Institute of Technical Education (ITE) for the past decade. Specialising in enrolled nurse education, simulation pedagogy and content creator for online learning modules, she is passionate and advocates the use of digital resources and mobile applications in delivering safe and good patient care to her learners.Angeline Yeo
Ms Angeline Yeo is a State Registered Nurse and a Certified Midwife, with about 56 years’ experience in nursing, including Singapore General Hospital and Alexandra Hospital. She retired as the Head Nurse in Jurong polyclinic in 2011. Angeline continues to find passion in serving the public after her retirement. She is currently a Training Consultant with PCA. She specialises in frailty, health and disease management topics. She is a familiar and respectable mentor in NHGP and in the community. Her greatest source of motivation is developing training programmes for healthcare workers and delivering public talks in the community.Reviews on Course
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