Health Systems Integration, Kenya at Zipline

About You And The Role

Does the thought of working with government stakeholders in Kenya to integrate Zipline's medical delivery services in the national healthcare supply chain get you excited? Do you enjoy taking full ownership of projects you work on, from supply chain mapping and pricing analysis, to crafting SOPs around quality management? At Zipline your work is intended for the field, customers are counting on it today, so there is no time for ambiguous communication or aiming low. The team you'd be working with is a small and mighty group of individuals from around the world, all trying to build a nationally-integrated drone delivery service of medical products for healthcare providers and patients in Kenya. This role will require you to go above and beyond the job description and build a scalable foundation for all of the health system integrations in Kenya.

What You'll Do

• Health System Integration & Operationalization – Conduct research, define requirements, and interface internally and with external stakeholders to support (1) the development of systems integration processes and (2) the build of systems integration technology.
• Regulatory & Quality Compliance – Ensure that Zipline’s pharmaceutical-related processes and operations meet regulatory requirements through the design of SOPs, quality processes, and training materials.
• Stakeholder Relationship Management – Build and maintain relationships, and develop communication mechanisms with key stakeholders on Zipline’s performance and impact.
• Continuous Growth – Identify opportunities to expand Zipline’s reach within the public/private healthcare systems and pharmaceutical supply chains.

What You'll Bring

• Experience navigating stakeholders in Kenya and engaging several groups with varying levels of pharmaceutical knowledge.
• Experience implementing technical and complex projects with public and private stakeholders in the healthcare sector in Kenya.
• Global knowledge of rules, regulations and standard practices surrounding medical/pharmacy practices, pharmaceutical supply chain, and patient safety.
• Deep and practical knowledge of pharmaceutical supply chains in Kenya.
• Ability to think and communicate with a systems perspective.
• Strong visual, written & verbal communications skills with experience working on proposals, reports, SOPs, and presentations.
• Ability to turn data points into compelling user insights and stories that you communicate in a simple and effective way to stakeholders.
• An entrepreneurial mindset and are able to fully own the projects you are working on.
• A high aptitude for learning/growing technical skills.