Pharmaceutical Technologist

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UNIVERSITY OF NAIROBI  - CRISPP PROJECT

Applications are invited for the following positions:-
The University of Nairobi’s School of Medicine, through the Department of Clinical Medicine  and Therapeutics, College of Health Sciences, has received funding from the US Centers for  Disease Control and Prevention to support the implementation of high quality, equitable,  accessible, sustainable and comprehensive HIV prevention, care and treatment and support  services in Nairobi and Central Kenya regions. To achieve this objective, the Project seeks to fill  the following positions.

PHARMACEUTICAL TECHNOLOGIST – 4 POSTS- AD/2/86/13- CHS

Location: Kiambu/Kirinyaga

The Pharmaceutical Technologist will assist in facility level management of pharmaceutical commodities for uninterrupted HIV prevention and treatment; including technical assistance in pharmaceutical  management information system (PMIS); daily activity register and the full spectrum of pharmaceutical  commodity management and medication and implementation of relevant recommended standard  operating procedures (SOPs).The ideal candidate must be in possession of a minimum Diploma in Pharmaceutical Technology from a recognized institution and be registered by the relevant regulatory agency and two years relevant  experience.
Please note that all the position is full-time and on a one year contract renewable on
satisfactory performance and mutual agreement.

Please note also that the University of Nairobi is an equal opportunity employer. Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.

NOTE:
Applicants should submit seven (7) copies of the application letter and supporting documents stating their preferred location in the letter to :-

The Principal,
College of Health Sciences,
P.O Box 30197 00100,
Nairobi.

CLOSING DATE: FRIDAY: MARCH 15, 2013

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