About World Vision International:

World Vision International (WVI) began emergency relief operations in Afghanistan in 2001 by addressing the urgent needs of children and families affected by natural disasters and decades of conflict. More than a decade later, World Vision Afghanistan’s (WVA) programs have expanded to development sectors such as health, nutrition, WASH, child protection, and education, empowering women to engage in civil and social change through interfaith partnership.

WVA targets the most vulnerable in its interventions; including children, women, Internally Displace Persons (IDPs), and returnee refugees, as well as the most impoverished and marginalized families. These priorities have been chosen to contribute to our Goal of: “Improved survival and well-being of Afghan girls and boys, building the foundations for a better future for Afghan children and their communities.” 

Our work is well established in Herat, Badghis, Ghor, and Faryab provinces in the western region of Afghanistan. We work closely with all levels of society including children, parents, teachers, village councils, religious leaders, ministries, provincial departments, and other national and international agencies.

Activity

1. Giving regular monthly order according to the need before shortage of drugs in health facilities in consultation with MD Doctor.
2. Keep drugs in good condition according to protocol.
3. Ensure the arrangement of pharmacy drugs alphabetically considering FIFO or FEFO order.
4. Provide drugs to patients with prescription and register them in the pharmacy book and stock reports daily and ensure physical inventory at least once a month.
5. Each drug must be put in a labeled plastic bag, with the name of the drug, the dosage and the direction of usage and all the prescriptions should be store in HFs at the end of month.
6. In charge of giving health education to the patient regarding drugs use and how to keep the drugs safe.
7. Make order on monthly basis and inform before shortage the pharmacy team and HFs director in order to avoid drugs gap.
8. Provide monthly consumption report to the pharmacy coordinator and give feedback to HFs director.
9. Ensure the availability of all supplied drugs and items with specification before signing the receipt form of pharmacy team in each single supply.
10. Preparing and updating of the emergency box of the pharmacy on monthly basis according to the list.
11. Notify short expire drugs to the HFs director and if the quantity of drugs is more than the consumption of the HFs then send it to pharmacy stock three months before the expiry.
12. be aware of WVI protocols and policy.
13. make monthly report and order for their drugs and equipment.
14. join the training and meeting Upon request.
15. Other tasks requested by the relevant supervisor.

Required Professional Experience

• 1 years of Working experience as Nutrition Nurse in NGOs or INGOs (MHNTs, BPHS Clinics and hospital)
   

Required Education,training, license,registration, and certification

• Diploma of Nursing /midwifery from recognized medical institute 

Preferred Knowledge and Qualifications

• Excellent communication skills
• Strong capacity building & facilitation skills.
• Ability to work in a team environment.
• Knowledge of child rights

Travel and/or Work Environment Requirement

Excellent analytical/problem-solving skills and detail orientation.

Physical Requirements

Ability to travel by road

Language Requirements

Dari and Pashto

Submission Guideline:

The application closing date is 30-Oct-2024. Qualified applicants can apply for the position by filling in the online application form in WV Career portal. applicants can also attach their CV and cover letter in the online system. Please note that only the applications received through the online portal will be considered for this position.

Applicants can login to WV online application system by copying and pasting the following link into their

Submission Email:  wvafg_recruitment@wvi.org