Overview:   Founded in 2002 by President William J. Clinton, the Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI) works to broaden access to life-saving treatment for HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria patients in the poorest parts of the world. As part of this mission, CHAI's - Access Programs- approach global public health challenges with market-based strategies, using simultaneous engagement on both the supply and demand sides of the market. On the supply side, CHAI engages with suppliers of essential drugs and diagnostics to improve access to products by lowering prices, accelerating new products to market, and sharing market intelligence. On the demand side, CHAI organizes and consolidates demand for health commodities by helping governments to scale up treatment programs, mobilize new resources, improve procurement processes, and enhance local human resource capacity. Working with over 30 governments and other partners, CHAI is focused on large-scale impact on many of the largest barriers to effective treatment and care.  The Supply Chain and Access team, India, is a key source of support for the National AIDS Control Organization (NACO), India. The team works to holistically transform NACO's supply chain at a systemic level, primarily for all HIV commodities. This involves working closely with the Central Government, State Governments as well as the point-of-care (POC) facilities across the country. The team also works on in-country access initiatives which includes national forecasting of HIV commodities, regimen optimization, increasing uptake and quality control.   More specifically, the objectives driving the team include influencing policy level decision making to reduce the number of expiries of expensive, life-saving medicines; eliminate stock-outs of the same and improve access to treatment for the patient. The Indian HIV Program has more than 1,300,000 patients on HIV treatment and encompasses over 38 State AIDS Control Society (SACS) warehouses, regional warehouses, 18,000 POC facilities and US$ 200 million worth of HIV commodities.  Position:  The Supply Chain and Access Analyst will extensively work towards implementation of systems and processes to help strengthen the existing logistics practices to manage commodities across different nodes in the supply chain - supplier, state warehouses, regional warehouses and POC facilities. On an urgent basis, the team is in the process of rolling-out a cloud based inventory management and patient tracking solution utilizing barcoding technology across all NACO sites as mentioned above. This will enable the program to have access to complete stock and patient related data and hence build capacity for decision making based on quality data. Such transformation of NACO will strengthen national forecasting and procurement process, reduce expiries and stock-outs of HIV commodities, and ultimately save lives of patients.  CHAI places great value on relevant personal qualities: resourcefulness, responsibility, tenacity, independence, energy, and work ethic. We seek a highly committed and adaptable individual with a track record of delivering quality results with limited resources. The individual must be able to function independently and flexibly in a swift manner.   Responsibilities:   - Lead discussions with internal and external stakeholders to understand processes and constraints, identify business requirements and expected outcome  - Acquire data from primary or secondary data sources; Identify, analyse, and interpret trends or patterns in complex data sets to provide ongoing reports and suggest additional reports that can be generated using the available data points  - Collaboratively conduct short term and mid-term forecast review to improve forecast stability and to minimize the risk of out-of-stock situations across NACO's supply chain   - Analyse inventory allocation by state and facility and make replenishment plans  - Analyse consumption data and channel inventory data to devise forecast models for various commodity groups and periodically reviews forecast models for variance between consumption and forecast   - Develop functional specifications (FRS), operational and design documents.  - Work closely with the software development partner to enhance usability of the application with strong emphasis on technical sophistication of groups of end-users  - Oversee the development progress and ensure delivery within strict timelines  - Provide functional perspective in all processes from user requirements to application development, testing and implementation  - Provide functional support on the application problem, diagnostic, troubleshooting and rectification to the reported problems and monitor effectiveness of implementation   Skill Set  - Minimum qualifications: Bachelor's degree (technical degree or course will be preferred); 2-4 years of work experience   - Field implementation experience of at least one complete project in any area, preferably a supply chain application such as Warehouse Management System, Logistics Management Information System  - Intermediate knowledge of statistical packages for analysing large datasets like R, SPSS, STATA or SAS  - End to End knowledge on SDLC, project implementation, change management processes and basics of IT Infrastructure  - Working knowledge of database design/structures and SQL  - High level of proficiency in Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint and Word  - Willingness to travel extensively and to remote places

Delhi NCR

Clinton Health Access Initiative - Analyst - Healthcare Supply Chain 

Clinton Health Access Initiative - Analyst - Healthcare Supply Chain  ,Job Description for Clinton Health Access Initiative - Analyst - Healthcare Supply Chain  in Clinton Health Access Initiative in  Delhi NCR for (1-4) years of experience. Apply Now!

Job Description for Clinton Health Access Initiative - Analyst - Healthcare Supply Chain  in Clinton Health Access Initiative in  Delhi NCR for (1-4) years of experience. Apply Now!