General Call For Global Health Supply Chain Experts In MEL, Knowledge Management, Communications, And Global Coordination

Long- And Short-Term Contingent Positions | Worldwide with preference for Washington, DC metro area

Panagora Group, a woman- and employee-owned small business providing novel and integrated solutions in global health and international development, provides long- and short-term technical experts to support strategic engagement, advocacy, and knowledge management and communications (KMC) activities through strategic planning, implementation, and capacity building.  

 USAID’s Next Generation Global Health Supply Chain Suite of Programs (NextGen) ensures quality procurement and delivery of health commodities through robust global and local supply chains, while strengthening in-country supply chains. Within this global initiative, the Comprehensive Technical Assistance for Health Supply Chain and Pharmaceutical Management (Comprehensive TA) IDIQ will strengthen local supply chain systems, increase the availability of quality-assured, essential health commodities, and strengthen local pharmaceutical management capacity. Within Comprehensive TA certain cross-cutting support services have been reserved for small business IDIQ holders, including Panagora.

Panagora is currently seeking programmatic and technical experts at varying levels (Director, Manager, Advisor, and Specialist, etc.) to be proposed as part of an anticipated Comprehensive TA task order. Illustrative areas of technical expertise we are seeking include:

• Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning
  
• Supply chain and pharmaceutical management assessment design and implementation
  
• Data quality assessments
  
• Harmonizing and aligning M&E reporting
  
• Continuous process improvement
  
• Collaboration, learning, and adaptation
  
• Data analytics and visualization
  
• Knowledge Management and Communications
  
• KMC strategy development and implementation
  
• KM processes and platforms
  
• Strategic communications
  
• Digital media development and engagement
  
• Writing/editing
  
• Translation services
  
• Coordination
  
• Coordination of global and national supply chain and pharmaceutical stakeholders
  
• Secretariat services for coordination forums
  
• Regional supply chain and pharmaceutical harmonization
  

Candidates with experience in the previously listed areas of expertise are encouraged to apply.  Potential positions are open to all locations worldwide and will be contingent upon contract award; however, applicants based in the Washington, DC metro area are preferred.

Requirements

• Proven experience working with donor-funded programs, preferably USAID projects, involving multiple subcontractors, preferably centrally managed and involving worldwide contracts, grants, and technical assistance
  
• Prior experience with public health supply chain programs in developing countries
  
• Familiarity with USG regulations (e.g., FAR, AIDAR, ADS) preferred
  
• Strong interpersonal and organizational skills
  
• Fluency in English required; proficiency in a second language preferred
  
  

To apply: Please include a cover letter and resume. Applications without a cover letter will not be considered.