Health Emergency Associate Logistician

Coordinates UNICEF emergency health supplies across flood-affected districts, keeping vaccines, medicines and equipment traceable from warehouse receipt to final delivery. The assignment strengthens cold-chain operations, supply reporting and district-level coordination so health facilities can sustain immunization and essential services during the Bhotekoshi-Rasuwa flood response.

• Coordinate health-supply receipt, registration and storage with district health and disaster-management authorities
• Track UNICEF equipment, medicines, vaccines and commodities from district warehouses to final distribution points
• Manage cold-chain logistics and coordinate vaccine transport to holding centres and health facilities
• Identify supply gaps with health, nutrition and WASH colleagues and prioritize dispatches
• Prepare weekly reports on stock levels, dispatches, distribution gaps and delivery constraints
• Monitor field distribution to verify receipt and appropriate use of UNICEF health items

• At least 2 years of professional experience in health or medical supply chains, cold-chain or vaccine logistics, warehousing, or emergency logistics
• Relevant background in public health, pharmacy, finance, logistics, business administration or a related field
• English and Nepali

• Experience with government or UN and INGO logistics systems
• Working knowledge of vaccine cold-chain equipment and temperature monitoring
• Valid national driver's licence and manual 4x4 driving ability
• Familiarity with Nepal health-system and DDMC or LDMC coordination

• Health Supply Coordination
• Cold-chain Management
• Supply Tracking
• Warehouse Operations
• Emergency Logistics
• Inventory Reporting

• Supply Information Management Systems
• Microsoft Excel
• Microsoft Word
• Database Management

• Volunteer assignment via UNV
• National UN Volunteer assignment
• Non-family emergency assignment