Job Description
Key responsibilities:
- Compliance with Best Storage Practices for medical products;
- Space organization of the Pharmacy;
- Physical integrity of the premises: secure openings, no water damage, no roof or wall cracks, no rodents, etc;
- Hygiene of the premises: regular cleaning of the floor and shelves, refrigerator maintenance, no sweet food or beverages, etc;
- Twice daily control of temperature and humidity on working days;
- Ensure that everything possible is done to combat the deterioration factors of medical products;
- Classification of products according to the rules recommended by ACF;
- Ensure that the special conditions for storage of some specific products (cold chain, products assimilated to narcotic drugs);
- Update all of the essential management tools;
- Registration of all movements of stock on the Inventory Sheets, stock cards, and computer stock tracking tool (Stock Follow-Up Medices);
- Conduct a monthly physical inventory according to the procedure of ACF and the Chronogram of the pharmacy activities defined;
- Record any medical item entry and exit in stock cards on a weekly basis;
- Do the weekly/monthly drugs inventory;
- Report discrepancies and general consumption issues to the pharmacy supervisor;
- Quarantine obsolete and damaged products and put them in a secure place;
- Work with program team to amend drug and stock quotas on a weekly basis to prevent exceptional ordering;
- Responsible for inventory and replacement of all emergency boxes – following the schedule for these;
- Remove the expired stock items (physical and virtual) and list them;
- Prepare the order based on the validated Stock Request Orders (SROs);
- Complete the transfer tools (Delivery Note, SFUMED, etc.);
- Technically support the supervisors concerning management practices of medical storage so these conform to structures supported by ACF;
- Archiving all the management tools;
- Supplementing the monthly pharmacy report and to deliver it to these hierarchical and functional superiors;
- Participating in the reception of capital international orders:
- Quantitative reception (number of boxes, quantity of products etc.)
- Qualitative reception (integrity of the delivered products, compliance with the conditions of conservation etc.).
Position Requirements:
- Bachelor’s degree in Pharmacy;
- Minimum of 2 years of proven experience in stock management;
- Experience in a pharmacy supply for hospital projects;
- Work experience in INGO setting will be an added advantage;
- Fluency in spoken and written English language. Hausa language is desirable;
- Strong work ethic: punctuality, responsibility, and flexibility;
- High level of motivation;
- Good capacity to work in a team;
- Good Computer Skill, MS Word, MS Excel;
- High level of Integrity and Transparency;
- Ability to organize and prioritize workload, attention to detail; using initiative when appropriate, and demonstrate good judgment;
- Possess strong analytical, communication, and interpersonal skills;
- Effective multitasking skills with the ability to coordinate and handle pressure/stress well;
- Flexible, able to live and work in a stressful and insecure environment;
- Commitment to and understanding of ACF aims, values, and principles.
Our employees enjoy a work culture that promotes diversity and inclusion