[e-drug] webinar: Lets Consider HSCM Career Paths

E-DRUG: webinar: Lets Consider HSCM Career Paths
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Dear SCM Colleagues,

The USAID Global Health Supply Chain Program-Procurement Supply Management
(GHSC-PSM) project invites you to the fifth in a series of SCM Workforce
Development webinars, "HR for SCM - Lets Consider HSCM Career Paths &
Professionalization".

Are you frustrated with skilled HSCM staff leaving your organization?

Do you get frustrated with the lack of health supply chain management
(HSCM) job opportunities?

Would you like to improve the career pathways for HSCM in your country?

Professionalization of the HSCM workforce is often mentioned with an
overarching desire to improve competence of HSCM workers and have them
engage in a meaningful career, developing and applying their SCM skills to
improve the availability of medicines for patients. There are systematic
things to consider and apply, that will improve the professionalization of
your local and national HSCM workforce.

Wednesday the 2nd of October, 8am to 9am EST.

At the conclusion of this session participants should be able to:

   - *Explain what professionalization means in the context of HSCM and
   consider career pathways in this context*
   - *Describe the roles of various SC Professional Associations*
   - *Explore a proposed GHSC-PSM SCM Professionalization Framework *
   - *Consider steps that can be taken to improve the professionalization
   of SCM cadres in your own country and organizational context*

The webinar will be facilitated by Dr Andrew N Brown (GHSC-PSM) and Mr
Michael Egharevba (GHSC-PSM)

Andrew is the GHSC-PSM Workforce Development Specialist Team Lead. He has
more than 20 years of experience in pharmaceutical health systems with a
specialized focus on human resources development in the health supply chain
context of low and middle-income countries. He has extensive experience
working with international and national stakeholders to strengthen human
resource management systems to effectively develop, recruit, retain, and
support the health workforce for increased access to quality health
services.

Michael is a Workforce Development Specialist within the GHSC-PSM. He has
20 years of experience in pharmaceutical health systems with a specialized
focus in health supply chain management, monitoring & evaluation of health
indicators in low and middle-income countries. He has extensive in-country
experience working with international and national stakeholders to train on
various areas of supply chain management, conduct health logistics system
design and quantification for health commodities.

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We look forward to engaging with you in the webinar.

Kind regards,

Andrew

*Dr. Andrew N Brown*
Workforce Development Specialist
Team Lead for: Workforce Development and Enabling Environment
Contractor for* USAID Global Health Supply Chain Program*
*Procurement and Supply Management*
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Arlington, VA 22202
United States
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