Wednesday, 7 December 2016
Monday, 28 November 2016
CHMP Kenya - CEO recruitment
Location: Nairobi, KENYA
Duration: 2 years contract,full-time
Reporting to: CHMP Board
Starting date: 03 January 2017
Application deadline: 30 November 2016
Reporting to: CHMP Board
Starting date: 03 January 2017
Application deadline: 30 November 2016
- Coordinating activities between the different departments of CHMP Kenya.
- Defining and developing strategic activities and submitting them to the board for approval
- Defining operation course, strategic plans and objectives.
- Overseeing overall policies and follow-up activities including: procurement strategy, management of stock, marketing strategy.
- Ensuring compliance of standard procedures
- Any other duties as assigned
- Administrative follow-up on CHMP Activities (Legal issues + HR)
- Defining and managing CHMP Kenya salary guidelines.
- Conducting staff appraisals
- Analyzing training needs and approving subsequent training plan
- Preparing overall budget and submit it to the board for approval
- Monthly and annually accounts verification
- Regular follow-up and analysis on financial position
- Authorizing expenses
- Authenticating the exchange rates
- Investments planning
- Defining cost recovery policies
- Official CHMP representative to international institutions, donors, Kenyan authorities and financial institutions
- Regular following on relations with partner NGOs and other humanitarian community
- Defining communication and marketing strategies as well as monitoring and evaluating their effectiveness.
- Upholding CHMP vision as an NGO promoting access to quality generic drugs
- Promoting CHMP services and products
About CHMP
CHMP is an international non-for-profit pharmaceutical NGO registered in Kenya whose scope is supply of quality assured medicines and medical materials to Non-governmental humanitarian bodies, government purchase centers and foreign missions.
About the Role
Reporting directly to the CHMP Board, you will join and lead a respected humanitarian organization and be pivotal in developing the strategic direction of CHMP's activities and network.
You will be responsible for overseeing development of an integrated strategy with the Board and translating that for the business. You will also be accountable for business development, strategic asset management, regulation, human resources management.
About the Person
We are seeking an influential and motivated leader who has successfully developed and achieved the strategic objectives of a similar size organization. You will have a strong understanding of a regulated business environment, significant experience across strategic asset management and be familiar with reporting and interacting with Directors.
You will have previously led similar teams of experienced professionals and have a proven track record of achieving performance targets in a customer centric and competitive environment.
You will have an extensive experience on business management with knowledge in pharmaceuticals and medical supplies, procurement and stock management strategy.
You will have experience in Africa, preferably in an English speaking country. Ideally you will have experience with the humanitarian and/or pharmaceutical sectors.
You are fluent in English (French would be added advantage).
You are able to travel in foreign countries such as, but not limited to, DRC, South Sudan, etc.
Activities / Core functions
Management Strategic planning and resources deployment:
Administration and Human resources:
Finance:
CHMP representative:
Application deadline: 30 November 2016
Interested and qualified candidates to send their CV + cover letter to info@chmp-kenya.org with indicating “Application CEO” in the title.
Please indicate your soonest availability date.
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
Interviews will take place in Nairobi or Paris. Travel at candidate cost.
Wednesday, 23 November 2016
Empower PostGraduate Diploma in PSCM February 2017
Empower School of Health (ESH), a fully accredited Centre of Excellence for Global Health Supply Chain Management by The Chartered Institute of Logistics And Transport, India (CILT) in collaboration with Kent State University (KSU) & UNAIDS is pleased to inform you that the next batch of the online Post Graduate Diploma in Global Health Procurement and Supply Chain Management (PSCM) is scheduled to begin in February, 2017.
Capacity building in PSM is one of the thrust areas of programming for profitability in public health and is an enabler for an organization to achieve its objectives in the context of logistics and supply chain dependencies and also helps resolve supply chain issues in multiple programs. Our course vastly enhances participants’ abilities and effectiveness to work as professionals in the field of PSM.
We have participation from various UN agencies, Ministries of Health and International private and civil society organisations
To apply for this course and for more details, please reach through calmevans@gmail.com
Evans Mwemezi
Pharmaceutical PSM Consultant & Translator (English,French & Swahili)
P.O.Box 71937
Dar es Salaam.
Tanzania
Mob: 0754 876688/ 0715 876688
Wednesday, 16 November 2016
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Saturday, 29 October 2016
Rubaya : Access Campaign - Pharmaceutical Coordinator - MSF...
Rubaya : Access Campaign - Pharmaceutical Coordinator - MSF...: Access Campaign - Pharmaceutical Coordinator Title: Access Campaign Pharmaceutical Coordinator Location: Geneva strongly pref...
Access Campaign - Pharmaceutical Coordinator - MSF
Access Campaign - Pharmaceutical Coordinator
Title: Access Campaign Pharmaceutical Coordinator
Location: Geneva strongly preferred
Duration: Permanent contract, full time position
Reporting to: Executive Director, Access Campaign
Application deadline: 21 November 2016
THE MSF ACCESS CAMPAIGN
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is a leading international, independent, medical, humanitarian organisation, dedicated to providing medical humanitarian assistance to vulnerable populations at times of conflict or disaster. In over 60 countries worldwide, MSF provides both life-saving emergency relief and longer-term assistance to make basic healthcare services available to the most vulnerable or excluded communities.
The Access Campaign was established in 1999 to improve access to existing medical tools (medicines, diagnostics, vaccines) and to stimulate the development of urgently needed better tools for people in countries where MSF works.
The priorities of the Access Campaign are guided by the medical challenges faced by MSF’s operations. The aim is to improve medical practice in resource-limited settings by accessing existing and new tools (drugs, diagnostics and vaccines) that can change the organisation’s medical practice. In 2014-6, the work of the Access Campaign will cover vaccines, tuberculosis, HIV, neglected tropical diseases, viral hepatitis, as well as broader ‘transversal issues’ on medical innovation, intellectual property and access to medical products. The Access Campaign also responds to operational emergency needs of MSF as required e.g. working on the Ebola response.
PLACE IN THE ORGANISATION
The Pharmaceutical Coordinator reports directly to the Executive Director of the Access Campaign and is a member of the Management Team of the Access Campaign. S/he is expected to work closely with the MSF Pharmacist network and the International Pharmaceutical Coordinator (IPC).
OBJECTIVES OF THE POSITION
The Pharmaceutical Coordinator gives strategic input, provides analysis and conducts advocacy to overcome access barriers to health technologies, in particular related to price, production, quality, availability in country and appropriateness of formulations. S/he monitors and influences pharmaceutical policy developments that affect access to essential health technologies.
MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES
Management:
- Coordinates and supports the Access Campaign Pharmacists Team (based in Geneva and Paris) through technical supervision, HR and administrative management
- Is a member of the MSF Access Campaign Management Team and as such contributes to the strategic management of the Access Campaign, including but not limited to providing specific input on pharmaceutical issues
- Plans and manages the Budget for the Access Campaign Pharmacists team
Strategic and technical responsibilities on pharmaceutical issues:
Stimulates and promotes generic competition, production of appropriate drug / vaccine formulations and presentations and uptake and use of key new products
- Provides strategic mapping of new opportunities to further the objectives of the Access Campaign with regards to stimulating generic competition and production of appropriate formulations, identifying potential emerging gaps (including where technologies are being abandoned) and advocating for action as required
- With the Access Campaign management team, defines the list of “Campaign products” to be followed by the Access Campaign
- Supervises the monitoring of key health technology prices, including coordination of key publications such as “Untangling the Web”, “Under the Microscope” and develops proposals for publications on new priority health technologies
- In collaboration with the IPC, monitors and provides input to pharmaceutical policies of major donors and global health initiatives, including around procurement models and policies
- Collaborates with the policy analysis team in the analysis and advocacy on intellectual property and regulatory barriers that prevent affordable access, and contributes to Access Campaign strategies and materials to overcome these barriers
- In coordination with the IPC, develops strategies to respond to field requests on access barriers for individual products
Develops strategies to promote adapted regulatory frameworks that allow for timely approval of new and adapted products
- In collaboration with the IPC explores strategies and advocates on strengthening the role of WHO Prequalification Programme and endemic country regulators in the approval of (new) medicines; and regulatory initiatives to stimulate development of adapted health technologies (e.g. paediatric formulations)
- Contributes to MSF work on WHO Essential Medicines List review process
- Monitors and, when appropriate, documents and influences regulatory strategies used by product development partnerships
Promotes policies and systemic changes that ensure quality and reduce substandard medicines (in close collaboration with the IPC)
- Participates in the sourcing of products for MSF according to MSF Internal Qualification Scheme
- Analyses current policy actions and trends on substandard medicines in developing countries and defines policy options that MSF should advocate for
- Understands and advocates on MSF’s access barriers related to quality of active pharmaceutical ingredients and finished products
Advocacy, Communication and Representation:
- Represents the MSF Access Campaign in external meetings and maintains a network of contacts with relevant experts, including with the pharmaceutical industry, WHO, global health actors etc.
- Active participation in meeting the advocacy and communication objectives of the Access Campaign through high-level meetings, presentations and media interviews
- Coordinates Pharmacists Team input into communications output, including (but not limited to) updates to pricing reports (Untangling the Web, Under the Microscope, etc.), product information on websites including the Patent Opposition Database, press releases, internal and external newsletters, etc.
- Represents the MSF Access Campaign Pharmacists Team within the MSF pharmacists’ network and in other MSF platforms and meetings and establishes close relationships and good information sharing with MSF interlocutors, in particular the International Pharmacist Coordinator (IPC), disease-focused pharmacists and supply center counterparts
PROFILE REQUIREMENTS
- Genuine interest in and commitment to the humanitarian principles of MSF
- Degree in Pharmacy with at least seven years postgraduate experience including pharmaceutical policy and/or regulatory affairs
- At least three years work experience in or with developing countries; field experience with MSF a distinct advantage
- Excellent communication and team working skills
- Management experience
- Ability to think and plan strategically in relation to high level pharmaceutical issues
- Self-motivated and enthusiastic
- Effective networker with the ability to interact with a broad range of actors
- Fluency in written and oral English; French and/or Spanish appreciated
- Confident public speaker
- Advocacy and media experience an advantage
- Available for travel
Starting date: 2 January 2017 or to be agreed
Contract: Permanent contract - 100%
Location: Geneva
Deadline for applications: 21 November 2016
Please submit all applications only by email to: IO-recruitment.gva@msf.org stating “AC Pharma Coordinator” in the title.
Please submit only your CV and cover letter in ONE file and name the file with your last name.
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