Role Overview Senior Assistant Manager, Partnerships in the Global Impact Office builds and operates an integrated international partnerships platform that advances SGH’s Global Impact strategy by sourcing, shaping, and stewarding high‑value collaborations with hospitals, academic medical centres, multilateral agencies (e.g. WHO, ASEAN), and ministry departments across Asia. The role ensures SGH’s international collaborations are clearly articulated, well‑governed, and deliver measurable value to the institution and impact for the populations we serve. Responsibilities Collaborate and co‑develop priority‑country playbooks and country‑specific strategies focusing on hospitals, AMCs, multilaterals, and ministry departments, including stakeholder maps, entry modalities, risks, and SGH value propositions. Shape proposals and negotiate partnership agreements with international partners, aligning with existing governance processes. Coordinate due diligence with Clinical Divisions, Nursing, Allied Health, Finance, Legal, Research and Education offices. Collaborate with internal stakeholders to systematise study‑visit and fellowship pathways and guidelines, co‑develop alumni engagement strategy, and convert high‑potential academic or medical visitors or fellows into long‑term collaborations. Launch and track joint workplans and relationship plans with academic or medical partners, multilaterals, policy‑level counterparts, and run partner‑satisfaction checks and follow‑ups. Analyse and prepare quarterly dashboards to update outcomes, status and aid decision making. Support ad‑hoc projects/tasks under the Global Impact Office. Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in public/global health, international relations, health administration or a related field. Training in partnership development/negotiation or project management is desirable. 4‑8 years of experience in international partnerships, health systems collaborations within healthcare, academic medical centres, multilaterals, or public sector. #J-18808-Ljbffr