Afghan Community and Health Rehabilitation Organization (ACHRO) is a non-political, non for profit, nongovernmental organization registered on April 08, 2010, under registration # 1658 with the Ministry of Economy of GIRoA.  DUNS # of ACHRO is 561208134; ACHRO has also been registered or recognized as a partner with more than 40 national and International organizations. ACHRO is an active Partner of (UNHCR) and (WHH). ACHRO has the widest network of civil society, local structures, and government line ministries in Afghanistan, Capacity building and livelihood programs have been the core activities of ACHRO.  Furthermore, ACHRO has  implemented  UNHCR-funded projects in the North, Northeast, South-East, south, and central regions of the country.

Job Summary:
Oversee the buying and managing of drugs and medical supplies, making sure everything follows rules, stays within budget, and arrives on time to keep services running smoothly.

Key Responsibilities:

• • Manage the purchase of medicines and supplies, following organizational policies and budgets.
  • Set clear rules for stock handling, hygiene, and security in all pharmacies.
  • Monitor stock levels to prevent shortages or waste.
  • Ensure storage areas meet safety standards (like temperature control).
  • Verify that all drugs and supplies meet quality standards (MOPH & WHO).
  • Inspect deliveries before sending them to health facilities.
  • Do regular stock checks to keep records accurate.
  • Prepare monthly reports on stock levels and usage for management.
  • Train and support pharmacy staff on best practices.
  • Conduct refresher training on drug storage and equipment care.
  • Work with procurement, logistics, and finance teams for smooth operations.
  • Collaborate with health authorities to align efforts.
  • Follow ACHRO’s Code of Conduct and safeguarding policies.
  • Report any conduct, safety, or compliance issues immediately.
  • Ensure actions protect staff and vulnerable communities.
  • Inform partners about ACHRO’s policies and reporting systems.

• Pharmacy Degree (Pharm.D or B.Pharm) from an accredited institution.

• Active Pharmacist License in the state/country of practice.

• 10 years of pharmacy experience, preferably in retail, hospital, or clinical settings.

• Prior supervisory or management experience (e.g., Staff Pharmacist, Assistant Pharmacy Manager)

Respected Applicants are kindly requested to submit their updated Curriculum vitae (CV) in Word or pdf format to ACHRO’s human resource department email address.  achrohr.af@gmail.com  Please note that you must include the position title and vacancy number in the subject line of your email otherwise, your application will be ignored. only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for further recruitment process.