Contratual Modality: Third Party Contract
Background/Purpose:
Universal Health Coverage (UHC) requires equitable access to safe, effective, quality-assured, and affordable medicines and health technologies. Strengthening medicine access, promoting the appropriate use of antibiotics, improving medication safety, and enhancing patient safety are critical components of health systems strengthening and quality of care in Pakistan.
The consultant will provide technical support to strengthen access to quality-assured medicines, antimicrobial use and consumption monitoring, medication safety, patient safety interventions, and implementation of evidence-based policies and programmes that contribute to UHC and Health Systems Strengthening (HSS). The consultant will support the development of technical products, data analysis, stakeholder engagement, and implementation of national initiatives related to medicine access, antibiotic stewardship, patient safety, and quality of care.
Tasks to be performed:
Recruitment Profile
Education:
Essential: First level University degree in Public Health, Medicine, or a related field from a recognized institution.
Experience:
Essential: At least one year’s professional experience in related fields.
Competencies required:
Functional Knowledge and Skills:
Language:
Good knowledge of English and local language
Pakistan and the UN System have enjoyed a long period of collaboration which began when the country joined the United Nations on 30th September, 1947. During the years that followed, there was a steady increase in UN-sponsored development cooperation in Pakistan, and a steady increase in the number of UN agencies represented in the country. Throughout, Pakistan has been an active member of the UN, both at the inter-government level and as a provider of personnel to the international civil service. Pakistan has also been a consistent financial contributor to the UN development system.