Diadem Consults Ltd is a solution and service provider to complex development, health, and environmental problems. The company is wholly Nigerian-owned and was established in 2010 by an energetic and qualified team of professionals from various disciplines to enable it provide cutting-edge service delivery in Nigeria.
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The Pharmacist will manage the pharmaceutical services within the community center, ensuring the availability, proper storage, dispensing, and documentation of HIV-related medications and other essential drugs.
The Pharmacist will also provide medication counseling, support adherence strategies, and collaborate with the clinical team to improve treatment outcomes among high-risk populations.
Work closely with clinicians, nurses, case managers, CMT, peer educators, and psychosocial staff to dispense ART, PrEP, PEP, STI medications, and other prescribed drugs according to national guidelines.
Ensure proper storage, stock rotation, and inventory control of all pharmaceuticals.
Monitor stock levels and place timely orders to avoid stock-outs or expiries.
Maintain and update drug registers, dispensing logs, and bin cards.
Provide one-on-one medication counseling, especially for ART and PrEP clients.
Educate clients on proper medication use, adherence, side effects, and interactions.
Support differentiated service delivery models (e.g., multi-month dispensing, community ART refill groups).
Ensure confidentiality and sensitivity in dealing with vulnerable populations
Participate in multidisciplinary case reviews for clients with adherence challenges or treatment failure.
Report adverse drug reactions (ADR) and support pharmacovigilance efforts.
Train peer educators, outreach workers, and other staff on safe medication practices and ART adherence.
Provide orientation on pharmacy SOPs and infection control practices.
Ensure accurate and timely documentation of pharmacy services.
Compile and submit pharmacy reports to the M&E team and relevant authorities.
Contribute to monthly and quarterly program reports and audits.
Qualifications and Experience
Bachelor’s Degree in Pharmacy (BPharm or equivalent). Registered with the national pharmacy board.
Minimum of 2 years of experience in HIV-related pharmaceutical services, preferably in a community or public health setting.
Experience working with high-risk groups is an added advantage.
Familiarity with national ART guidelines and supply chain systems.
Proficiency in pharmacy software, Microsoft Office, and health information systems.
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