Clinical Program Coordinator

As a Clinical Program Coordinator , you will play a vital role in ensuring our hospital’s clinical programs deliver exceptional quality and measurable impact for patients. You’ll work closely with multiple departments and external partners to bring evidence-based programs to life, ensuring every patient experience reflects our commitment to excellence.

What You’ll Do: Design and adapt clinical programs from Head Office for hospital implementation, and evaluate their effectiveness based on workforce standards, facility readiness, procedure compliance, and overall service value. Ensure all clinical programs meet quality standards, including patient safety, satisfaction, and positive clinical outcomes.

Build strong partnerships across departments and with external stakeholders to support continuous improvement of clinical initiatives. Collect, report, and analyze clinical data to identify trends, evaluate service performance, and support evidence-based program development. Initiate and collaborate on academic partnerships or clinical research projects that drive ongoing improvement in patient care.

Bachelor’s Degree in Medicine (General Practitioner/Medical Doctor) 1–3 years of experience as an RMO, General Practitioner, or in data analytics. Strong analytical and strategic thinking skills with solid business acumen. Excellent interpersonal and communication abilities. Understanding of project management principles and adaptability in a dynamic environment. Domicile in South Sulawesi

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Metro Tanjung Bunga Kav. 9 Makassar, Sulawesi Selatan Siloam Hospital Makassar is a referral centre that supports Siloam network hospitals in the provinces of Sulawesi, Maluku, NTT and Papua. The hospital is collaborating with the Faculty of Medicine of Hasanudin University Makassar to establish a medical education centre and improve health services for people in the area, while strengthening Makassar's status as the Gateway to a more developed Eastern Indonesia.