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Explore 17 different healthcare disciplines and discover where your passion can take you.

Audiology

Audiologists diagnose, treat, and monitor patients with hearing-related disorders, as well as help them cope with hearing loss.

Clinical Psychology

Clinical psychologists assess, diagnose, and treat mental and behavioural disorders in hospital and community settings. They also design and implement mental health programmes.

Diagnostic Radiography

Diagnostic radiographers specialise in delivering high-quality imaging services that aid in the diagnosis of illnesses and injuries.

Dietetics Radiography

Dietitians assess nutrition-related risks and develop personalised medical nutrition therapy that caters to the needs of individual patients.

Genetic Counselling

Genetic counsellors are healthcare professionals trained in medical genetics and counselling who assess the risk of inherited conditions by reviewing personal and family medical histories. They explain genetic conditions, interpret test results, and support patients in understanding these results and making informed health decisions for themselves and their families.

Healthcare Administration

The Healthcare Administration Scholarship under MOE SgIS nurtures future leaders for Singapore's public healthcare sector. It offers financial support, structured internships, and mentorship to students pursuing healthcare administration courses. Scholars gain exposure to healthcare operations and policy-making. Upon graduation, they embark on impactful careers in public healthcare institutions.

Medical Social Work

Medical social workers support patients and their families by providing psychosocial assessments, develop discharge plans that meet their post hospitalisation needs, and help them cope with financial, social, emotional and health-related challenges.

Nursing

Nursing is a highly skilled and well-rounded profession with diverse responsibilities. There are exciting opportunities for nurses to develop their clinical skills to an advanced level, or move into nursing management, teaching or research.

Occupational Therapy

Occupational therapists design and implement activities to ensure maximum recovery and achieve optimal independence for patients who are physically impaired or who have lost their ability to perform daily tasks.

Orthoptics

Orthoptists assess and treat patients with disorders of eye movement and coordination.

Pharmacy

Pharmacists dispense and counsel patients on the uses and effects of their medications, as well as manage the procurement of drugs.

Physiotherapy

Physiotherapists help people affected by injury, illness or disability through movement and exercise, manual therapy, education and advice.

Podiatry

Podiatrists diagnose and treat conditions of the feet and lower limbs such as bone and joint disorders as well as heel and arch ailments.

Prosthetics and Orthotics

Prosthetists and orthotists provide care for patients who require artificial limbs (prostheses) or corrective and supportive devices (orthoses) to enhance their quality of life.

Radiation Therapy

Radiation therapists use state-of-the-art computerised equipment to accurately administer the prescribed radiation dosage on cancer patients.

Respiratory Therapy

Respiratory therapists plan, evaluate and integrate cardiac and pulmonary care for patients suffering from respiratory conditions such as asthma or lung cancer.

Speech Therapy

Speech therapists diagnose and provide treatments for people with voice, cognition or swallowing disorders because of stroke, brain injury and degenerative disorders.