Medical Logistics and Supply Chain Coordinator job at Baylor Uganda


Baylor Uganda

Medical Logistics and Supply Chain Coordinator job Post

Location:  Jobs in Uganda 2023 - 2024


Work Hours: Full-time, 08 hours per day

Salary: UGX

No. of vacancies: 01

Deadline: 15 September 2023

Hiring Organization: Baylor Uganda

Job Details:

Job Summary

Responsible for developing and monitoring the implementation of systems and guidelines for providing pharmaceutical services/Medical logistics to support efficient operations at Baylor Uganda sites.

Overall Responsibilities

1.     Strategic Planning & Budgeting Activities

·       Develop systems, policies and standard operating procedures and guidelines for the provision of pharmaceutical services in the project region.

·       Develop pharmacy procurement plans and provide technical support in procurement evaluation of pharmacy-oriented bids.

·       Develop the pharmacy departmental ‘operation strategy.

·       Develop periodic consolidated Baylor-Uganda Pharmaceutical work plan, procurement plan and manage the budget.

·       Provide Differentiated Service Delivery (DSD) models that are adapted to provide HIV treatment and care to either address specific barriers/bottlenecks or ease access to HIV treatment and care for a subgroup of persons living with HIV.

2.     Supply chain Services Monitoring

·       Review and analyze prescription data reports from supported Health Units to detect and verify root causes of errors and make pharmaceutical recommendations on drug treatment.

·       Organize the quarterly and monthly audits of pharmacy operations at supported Health Units and monitor implementation of the recommendations.

·       Monitor the supply system for pharmaceutical products in line with established SOPs.

·       Monitor the implementation of pharmaceutical activities across the organization and write periodic consolidated reports regarding performance of the department.

3.     Capacity Building

·       Develop a capacity building plan and monitor the implementation of the plan across Baylor Uganda supported sites.         

·       Review and monitor the implementation of strategies for identification, implementation and closing of quality improvement projects.

4.     Partnerships and Stakeholder Engagement

·       Identify and follow up the utilization of resource mobilization opportunities for Baylor.

·       Develop and maintain partnerships with key stakeholders, and advocate for coordinated and harmonized interventions in handling medical logistics & buffer stock management Baylor-Uganda Medical logistics objectives and MoH related guidelines.

5.     Research

·       Identify research opportunities and monitor the conducting of research findings.

·       Carry out operational research on the areas of supply chain and logistics to guide and provide lessons to improve performance then document best work practices in Health Facilities.

·       Promote knowledge sharing through CMEs on areas of health commodities new developments and changes in line with Baylor-Uganda research guidelines and Pharmacy SOPs.

6.     Leadership and People Management

·     Provide leadership and direction to the team.

·     Mentor and coach team members towards the achievement of directorate objectives. 

Required Qualification, Experience and Competencies:
  • ·       Master’s Degree in Procurement and Logistics / Public Health. A pharmacy related masters is an added advantage

    ·   A Bachelor’s degree in Pharmacy or Procurement and Logistics/ Public Health or Diploma in Pharmacy with experience in commodities/programming.

    ·       A minimum of 9 years total working experience with at least 4 years in a Senior role.

    ·       Experience in medical logistics health system strengthening at managerial level.


  • 9 Years Relevant Experience

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Date Posted: 2023-09-13

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