Pharmacy and Supply Chain Advisor, Military Health (ATF) — Fundação Ariel Glaser (Maputo)

The essentials: position of Pharmacy and Supply Chain Advisor — Military Health (code ATF) at Fundação Ariel Glaser, based in Maputo. Applications open until October 22, 2026, through the job portal with the code ATF in the subject line, or hand-delivered to one of the Foundation's three offices (Maputo, Matola, or Pemba).

About Fundação Ariel Glaser

Fundação Ariel Glaser works in close partnership with the Ministry of Health (MISAU), the National Directorate of Military Health (DNSM), under the Ministry of National Defense, and the Military Health Department of the General Staff of the FADM (DSM-EMG/FADM), with international funding from DHAPP/DoD.

The program provides specialized technical advisory services, in-service capacity building, and operational support across the Defense sector health facility network — hospitals, health centers, military medical posts, and training centers — serving military personnel, dependents, and surrounding communities.

It is a temporary mechanism with a planned exit strategy from the start: as external assistance phases out, permanent Military Health structures assume clinical and pharmaceutical-logistics governance.

What you will do

You will lead the design and adaptation to the military context of forecasting, requisitioning, storage, dispensing, and pharmacovigilance processes for antiretrovirals (ARVs), preventive regimens (TPT, 3HP, PrEP), and Advanced HIV Disease (AHD) commodities across military health facilities.

You will also act as a civil-military interoperability agent, ensuring that collaboration between MISAU/CMAM and Military Health functions seamlessly across all logistical levels.

• Adapt national CMAM/MISAU guidelines and DHAPP/PEPFAR standards to the military chain of command, providing simple and user-friendly standard operating procedures for hospital pharmacies, military medical posts, and field depots.
• Ensure that 100% of quantification and requisition plans for military units are integrated into national mechanisms and Provincial and District Medical Stores (DPM/DDM), avoiding the creation of parallel supply channels.
• Formalize and monitor bidirectional logistics between military stores and the civil network, enabling agile transfers and redistributions of ARVs and critical supplies to mitigate stockouts across both networks.
• Lead, at the central level, strategic forecasting of adult and pediatric ARVs, oral and injectable PrEP, AHD, and rapid test requirements, maintaining continuous stock monitoring: months of stock (MOS), stockout rates, and FEFO principles.
• Support the establishment and regular operation of Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committees in military hospitals and referral units, ensuring prescriptions align with the National Formulary.
• Standardize Differentiated Service Delivery models (multi-month dispensing - quarterly and semi-annually), mobility packages for detachments, and confidential ART dispensing for active-duty personnel without disclosing HIV status to peers or command.
• Structure pharmacovigilance workflows — recording, management, and timely reporting of adverse drug reactions — and digitize logistics management using SIGLUS, iDMED, and nSIMAM.
• Represent Military Health and the Foundation in joint MISAU–Military Health technical forums and Pharmacy and Logistics Working Groups.

Transition as the ultimate goal

Leading the logistics transition and local technical ownership, you will ensure that quantification, stock management, and good pharmaceutical practices are embedded into the permanent routines of military health facilities and the organic command and quartermaster structures of the Defense sector — maintaining pharmaceutical security without reliance on external technical assistance.

Conditions

Based in Maputo, with frequent travel — 40 to 50% of the time — to military units and depots, including restricted access areas. Remuneration is not disclosed in the announcement and will be agreed upon with the Foundation. This position is subject to national quota.

How to apply

Submit your Curriculum Vitae and cover letter in Portuguese by October 22, 2026, through the job portal, with code ATF in the subject line, or hand-deliver to one of the three offices: Head Office, Rua das Rosas No. 105, Sommerschield II, Maputo; Matola, Rua da Missão No. 315; or Pemba, Rua da Base Moçambique No. 640.

For inquiries — including instructions on how to submit your application — call 84 411 1075 or 84 392 2204.

At Fundação Ariel, job applications are free of charge: recruitment strictly adheres to principles of ethics, integrity, and transparency, and the Foundation encourages the immediate reporting of any misconduct through the numbers 84 84 515 6656 or 84 502 8115.

Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for testing, if applicable, and interviews.

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