NHSRC Recruitment 2026: Consultant (Procurement) Role for B.Pharm + MBA Graduates

The National Health Systems Resource Centre (NHSRC), New Delhi, acting on behalf of the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare (MoHFW), is inviting applications for the position of Consultant (Procurement). This is a high-impact, senior-level role within the Central TB Division (CTD) and is offered purely on a contractual basis.

Job Profile: Consultant (Procurement)

This position is ideal for professionals with a strong blend of pharmaceutical knowledge and business acumen, ready to manage complex supply chains in the public health sector.

Remuneration: An attractive monthly salary ranging between ₹90,000 to ₹1,30,000.
Age Limit: Up to 65 years.
Travel: Must be ready to travel extensively across the country.
Job Code: CPM

Eligibility & Key Requirements

Candidates must meet the following mandatory and desirable criteria to be considered:

Mandatory Qualifications:
- Graduation: B.Pharm / B.Tech / B.A / B.Sc / B.Com from a recognized university.
- Post-Graduation: MBA or Post Graduate Diploma in Supply Chain Management.
Essential Experience: At least 4-5 years of experience specifically in the procurement and supply chain of drugs.
Technical Skills: A solid working knowledge of computers is required.
Preferential Skills: Prior experience working within a Public Health programme at the National or State level will be considered a distinct advantage.

Primary Responsibilities

The Consultant (Procurement) will oversee the entire end-to-end supply chain for TB specific commodities. The core of this role involves:

Forecasting & Planning:
- Conducting trend analysis to project procurement requirements and align them with the National Strategic Plan.
- Developing annual Procurement Plans for Anti-TB Drugs, diagnostics, lab equipment, and consumables for the National Tuberculosis Elimination Program (NTEP), considering technical needs, budgets, and donor requirements.
Quantification & Availability: Developing robust systems for accurate quantification of TB commodities to prevent demand-supply mismatches and ensure availability at all health system levels.
Quality & Data Support: Providing data inputs and support to CTD officials regarding procurement and quality assurance functions.
International Coordination: Coordinating with global donor and support agencies like WHO, GDF (Global Drug Facility), GFATM (Global Fund), and the World Bank for the procurement process.
Logistics & Monitoring:
- Resolving logistics issues, including road permits and customs/excise duty exemptions.
- Monitoring the submission of Consignee Receipt Certificates (CRCs) and Final Acceptance Certificates (FACs).
Reporting & Market Intelligence:
- Generating monthly and need-based reports on procurement and supply status.
- Gathering marketing intelligence, including estimated rates for drugs and diagnostics.
Policy Alignment: Assisting CTD in revising procurement guidelines based on national policy changes and aligning them with National Health Mission (NHM) guidelines.