Supply Chain Advisor, PATH Integrated Health Project

About this role

PATH, a global nonprofit dedicated to achieving health equity, is recruiting a Supply Chain Advisor for the PATH Integrated Health Project, a multi-country global health programme funded through a milestone-based award from the U.S. Department of State. The post is full time and remote, based in Tanzania, and the post-holder will join the project's global management team while providing technical leadership for forecasting, quantification and supply planning across Burkina Faso, Niger, Senegal and Ghana. The Advisor will lead a consolidated quarterly aggregated supply plan report across the four project-supported countries, highlighting stockouts, procurement delays, funding gaps, excess stock and expiry risks.

They will collect, validate and synthesise forecasting, inventory, procurement, shipment and consumption data from country teams and maintain methodologies for tracking stock-out, overstock, expiry, pipeline and funding risks. Analysis covers malaria commodities and, in Burkina Faso and Niger, MNCH commodities, with dashboards and visualisation products prepared for donor reporting. The Advisor also provides technical assistance on forecasting, quantification and supply planning, facilitates quarterly reviews and stock status assessments, and serves as a technical resource for the Quantification Analytics Tool (QAT), guiding country teams on forecasting methods, supply plans, inventory monitoring and data standardisation. Applicants must hold a master's degree in supply chain management, public health, pharmacy, epidemiology, business administration, international development or a related field, with at least seven years in health supply chain management, forecasting, quantification and supply planning in low- and middle-income countries.

U.S. Government-funded programme experience, malaria commodity planning, strong analytical skills, workshop facilitation, advanced Excel, and English and French fluency are required, along with forecasting software experience, willingness to travel internationally and legal authorisation to work in the country of hire. Preferred experience includes regional or multi-country programmes, ARTMIS, LMIS, HMIS and Wambo systems, dashboards, interoperability and Sub-Saharan Africa work. Applications are submitted through the PATH careers portal.