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At NUHS, we are committed to enhancing the health of the community we serve. By leveraging on our position within the NUHS Academic Health System, we adopt a population health approach that encompasses facilitating quality, cost-effective care, supporting health and wellness in the community, and empowering you to take ownership of your own health.
Join us in building a future-ready health system – one that ensures every individual, today and for generations to come, has access to exceptional care, regardless of their financial circumstances. Together, we can create a healthier future for all.
Embark on a dynamic and empowering career in healthcare at NUHS, a leading academic health system in Singapore, and be part of a collaborative team delivering "Incredible Care and Health, Together"!
With the national move of healthcare from the hospital to the community and the focus on preventive health, Family Medicine at NUHS was formed on 1st February 2018.
Managed by NUHS since January 2021, Jurong Medical Centre (JMC) is a one-stop specialist and ambulatory centre which brings outpatient specialist care and day surgery services right to the doorstep of residents in the west.
Nestled in the lush evergreen town of Tengah, the new Tengah General and Community Hospital (TGCH) will be an exciting and innovative health campus providing a comprehensive range of clinical specialties and healthcare services including emergency, inpatient, rehabilitative and outpatient specialist care.
On 22 July 2026, more than 1,200 nurses from across NUHS institutions, together with nursing alumni, pioneers, nursing students and friends from the NUS nursing faculty, came together to celebrate Nurses' Day. This year's theme, "Our Future of Nursing – Shaping 2030 and Beyond", highlighted how NUHS nurses are shaping the future of healthcare through new roles, capabilities, innovative models of care and new ways of working. These ideas came to life through an inspiring Nursing Showcase, as well as a vibrant skit, song and dance performance presented by more than 30 talented nurses.
The event also recognised the contributions and achievements of our nursing community, with more than 144 awards presented, including the NUHS Nightingale Awards, Joycelyn Khoo Awards and NUHS Student Nightingale Awards.
