Reporting to the Managing Director, the Executive Director- Supply Chain shall be responsible for overseeing the supply chain of drugs & consumables and equipment in the state of Uttar Pradesh including warehouse operations, management and distribution of supplies.
Key Roles and Responsibilities:
1) Directing an organization's overall supply chain operations, including purchasing and inventory of raw materials, selection of vendors, and distribution of finished goods;
2) Developing strategies, policies, procedures and overall team to optimize value of the entire supply chain function in creating world-class materials management group;
3) Maintaining compliance with all regulatory requirements and ethical standards related to procurement;
4) Establishing key performance metrics and benchmarks relating to supply chain planning/ forecasting;
5) Developing and implementing logistics plans inclusive of supplier contracts, routing guidelines, problem resolution and cost containment;
6) Ensuring timely supply of drugs, consumables and medical equipment in the state by exercising continuous adequacy planning as per demands;
7) Overseeing inventory analysis and management for drugs at UPMSC warehouses and ensuring that the inventory norms are followed;
8) Supervising timely generation of Purchase order recommendations to ensure fast and efficient release of Purchase Orders and distribution of drugs and consumables;
9) Overseeing the performance of operations at all the warehouses related to Stock handling, Store-keeping, MIS Operations, Logistics etc. and ensuring smooth functioning as per the pre-defined norms;
10) Ensuring that stock-outs are adequately monitored at all warehouses and fulfillments are managed in a timely manner;
11) Coordinating with the Quality Control division to enable fast and efficient quality assurance process at all the drug warehouses;
12) Monitoring the distribution of drugs from warehouses to health facilities in the state and ensure safe and timely delivery;
13) Ensuring that the manpower and talent pool are trained and well equipped for managing the procurement, supply chain and logistics of drugs and equipment.
Qualification:
Essential
Applicants must have an MBA degree from a recognized university/ institution.
Desirable
Applicants with MBA in Supply Chain Management shall be preferred.
Experience:
Essential
Applicants must have minimum 15 years of experience of which 10 years should be in Supply chain management.
Desirable
1) Applicants with deep understanding of procurement and logistics cycle for drugs and medical equipment shall be preferred.
2) Experience in pharma warehouse management.
Skills and Attitude:
1) In-depth knowledge of supply chain and logistics management;
2) Ability to develop and institutionalize new operational processes and controls;
3) People Management skills.
Job details are sourced from the employer's original posting.
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The Foundation for Innovative New Diagnostics ( FIND ), is a leading not-for-profit organization based in Geneva, Switzerland, that enables the development and delivery of much-needed diagnostic tests for poverty-related diseases including, tuberculosis, malaria, sleeping sickness, hepatitis C, HIV, leishmaniasis, buruli ulcer and chagas disease. FIND acts as a bridge between experts in technology development, policy and clinical care, reducing barriers to innovation and effective implementation of diagnostic solutions in low- and middle-income countries. FIND has active collaborations with more than 100 partners, including research institutes, academia, health ministries and disease control programmes, commercial partners, the World Health Organization , bilateral and multilateral organizations and clinical trial sites. Over the past 12 years, FIND has supported the development of 11 new diagnostic tests that address diseases of poverty. FIND has also established critical resources for the development of many other tests, including specimen banks, critical reagents, product profiles and policy briefs that provide better visibility on pressing diagnostic needs. FIND ’s work in these areas reflects a willingness to address market entry barriers for diagnostics globally. Represented in India through a Liaison Office at New Delhi, FIND has recently registered as a not-for-profit company under Section 8 of the Companies Act. The organization is presently engaged in the development of new diagnostic techniques for TB, HIV, Hepatitis C, Malaria and neglected tropical diseases, across the world and specifically for MDR-TB in India.