Health Supply Chain Management Specialist (Oncology)New
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Job Description
UNDP seeks a UN Volunteer specialist in Tashkent to support Uzbekistan’s National Cancer Control Program and oncology supply chain. The role plans procurement of medicines and equipment, forecasts demand, analyses markets and suppliers, supports registration and quality assurance, strengthens warehousing and distribution, and develops tools for digital health and the Cancer-Register system.
Key Details
Department
Health Governance Project
Position Details
Experience level
Mid
Minimum experience
3 years
Employment type
Volunteer
Arrangement
Onsite
Minimum education
Postgraduate degree or equivalent
Recruitment scope
International recruitment
Job Areas
Language Requirements
Required
English, Russian
Summary of Responsibilities
- Support procurement planning and implementation for oncology medicines, consumables, reagents and medical equipment
- Contribute to joint quantification and demand forecasting using patient, consumption and stock data
- Support market analysis, supplier engagement, demand aggregation and multi-year framework agreements
- Advance reliance-based registration pathways for priority oncology medicines
- Verify cold-chain and warehousing capacity and support FEFO-based distribution planning
- Develop procurement-centre SOPs, forecasting tools, training activities and staffing profiles
- Support stock-monitoring digital solutions and the future Cancer-Register forecasting system
- Prepare analytical briefs, presentations, progress reports and project knowledge products
Role Requirements
- Master degree or equivalent in public health focused on oncology or health supply-chain management, or relevant pharmacy, health economics or health management specialization
- At least three years of professional experience in public-health programme implementation, health procurement or supply-chain management of medicines and medical products
- Experience in commodity quantification, forecasting, procurement planning, quality assurance, warehousing, cold chain or distribution
- English and Russian
Desired Criteria
- Familiarity with national medicine-registration processes, WHO prequalification and international procurement
Skills
Tools and Technologies
Additional Information
- Assignment supports the National Cancer Control Program rollout from 2027 through 2030
Source & verification
IGO Jobs sourced this vacancy from UNDP Careers, on 19 Aug 2026.