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About Us
Mission for Essential Drugs and Supplies (MEDS) is a faith-based health solutions provider founded by an ecumenical partnership of the Kenya Conference of Catholic Bishops (KCCB) and the Christian Health Association of Kenya (CHAK). The Organization’s core mandate is providing access to quality health products and technologies through Supply Chain, Quality Assurance and Health Systems Strengthening services. MEDS was established in 1986 and serves clients spread throughout Kenya, other regions in Africa and beyond.

Project Summary
MEDS has a contract with Kenya- Dawa za Ubora, which is scheduled to conclude in June 2028. The purpose of the contract is to obtain efficient, reliable and accountable supply chain management services for the procurement, warehousing, and distribution of health commodities for HIV, Malaria, Tuberculosis, Maternal/Neonatal/Child Health (MNCH) and Global Health Security (GHS) activities for patients across all 47 Counties in Kenya for adequate care, treatment and prevention for communicable diseases and other health needs.

About the role
The Accountant is responsible for ensuring accurate, timely, and reliable project accounting information, managing project budgets, and ensuring compliance with USG guidelines and financial requirements. The offer and contract are subject to availability of USG donor funding.

Job Responsibilities
i. Prepare DA1 forms by typing, printing, and updating the VAT log daily, communicate with vendors about approved DA1s, follow up on refunds, receipt transactions, and continuously update the donor on refund status to ensure accurate and timely processing.
ii. Guide project staff in aligning the project budget with the work plan to ensure that the activities undertaken match the allocated budget.
iii. Process payments accurately and timely by reviewing support documents, preparing payment vouchers, bank transfer instructions, and cheques for signatures, and stamping support documentation to maintain financial accuracy and compliance.
iv. Monitor staff travel advances by alerting relevant project staff about due payments and advance liquidations, and maintaining appropriate communication and follow-up to ensure timely financial resource management and compliance with deadlines.
v. Review receipts and vouchers for completeness of support documents to verify accuracy and ensure all expenses are properly backed up.
vi. Assess the validity of expenses and receipts based on reasonableness, eligibility, and appropriateness to ensure accurate financial reporting and compliance
vii. Prepare vendor reconciliations by requesting statements of accounts from vendors, reconciling them, and addressing any long-outstanding invoices to maintain accurate vendor records.
viii. Reconcile debtors and staff accounts by verifying that all advances have been expensed correctly and any refunds have been receipted to ensure accurate financial records.
ix. Liaise with internal and external auditors by providing the required documents and information to facilitate a smooth audit process and ensure transparency.
x. Maintain an organized, well-documented, and sequential filing system for payments both physically and on a shared drive to ensure project documents are accessible for daily work and audits.
xi. Declare stock holdings for Dawa Za Ubora held commodities to the insurance company every month to comply with reporting requirements.
xii. Participate in the review of staff timesheets and allocating costs to various program areas to ensure accurate cost distribution and financial reporting.

Qualifications
i. Bachelor’s degree in Accounting or Finance or a related field
ii. Minimum CPA III or CPA Advanced Level or equivalent
iii. Minimum three (3) years of relevant experience in Finance and Accounting
iv. Working knowledge of USG Rules and Regulations
v. Previous experience with nonprofit organization will be an added advantage

How to apply

To apply, visit MEDS website https://www.meds.or.ke

Ensure that you provide the following mandatory requirements:
• Detailed CV stating your current/last position, current/last salary, expected salary, telephone number and email address
• Copy of your National Identity Card

Note: MEDS is an equal opportunity employer. Women, persons with disabilities, minority, and marginalized groups are encouraged to apply. Canvassing in any form will lead to disqualification.

This position is open to local hires only. Late applications will not be considered and only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.

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MEDS is a Christian not-for-profit organization with a mission to provide reliable, quality, affordable essential medicines, medical supplies, capacity building, quality control & other pharmaceutical services guided by Christian and professional values.

“ The late Rev. Sr. Joan was a role model and a joy to work with. She was very systematic in her way of doing things, a mother, a teacher, an employer and above all a friend.” MEDS StaffIn September 1986, mission for Essential Drugs and Supplies (MEDS) was ushered into the world. Steadied by the firm hands and clear vision of Reverend Sister Joan Devane, the organisation meticulously took baby steps. Today, 30 years later, MEDS operates from a state-of -the -art complex. MEDS was founded to provide reliable, quality, affordable essential drugs and medical supplies to church health units and to train health workers on the  rational use of drugs. The organization has since grown to shape the medical supply chain in Kenya and the wider sub Saharan region by not only providing reliable, quality, affordable essential drugs and medical supplies to over 2300 clients but also to offering capacity building programmes for health workers, quality control and other pharmaceutical services.

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0 USD Kenya CF 3201 Abc road Full Time , 40 hours per week Mission for Essential Drugs and Supplies (MEDS) About Us Mission for Essential Drugs and Supplies (MEDS) is a faith-based health solutions provider founded by an ecumenical partnership of the Kenya Conference of Catholic Bishops (KCCB) and the Christian Health Association of Kenya (CHAK). The Organization’s core mandate is providing access to quality health products and technologies through Supply Chain, Quality Assurance and Health Systems Strengthening services. MEDS was established in 1986 and serves clients spread throughout Kenya, other regions in Africa and beyond.Project Summary MEDS has a contract with Kenya- Dawa za Ubora, which is scheduled to conclude in June 2028. The purpose of the contract is to obtain efficient, reliable and accountable supply chain management services for the procurement, warehousing, and distribution of health commodities for HIV, Malaria, Tuberculosis, Maternal/Neonatal/Child Health (MNCH) and Global Health Security (GHS) activities for patients across all 47 Counties in Kenya for adequate care, treatment and prevention for communicable diseases and other health needs.About the role The Accountant is responsible for ensuring accurate, timely, and reliable project accounting information, managing project budgets, and ensuring compliance with USG guidelines and financial requirements. The offer and contract are subject to availability of USG donor funding.Job Responsibilities i. Prepare DA1 forms by typing, printing, and updating the VAT log daily, communicate with vendors about approved DA1s, follow up on refunds, receipt transactions, and continuously update the donor on refund status to ensure accurate and timely processing. ii. Guide project staff in aligning the project budget with the work plan to ensure that the activities undertaken match the allocated budget. iii. Process payments accurately and timely by reviewing support documents, preparing payment vouchers, bank transfer instructions, and cheques for signatures, and stamping support documentation to maintain financial accuracy and compliance. iv. Monitor staff travel advances by alerting relevant project staff about due payments and advance liquidations, and maintaining appropriate communication and follow-up to ensure timely financial resource management and compliance with deadlines. v. Review receipts and vouchers for completeness of support documents to verify accuracy and ensure all expenses are properly backed up. vi. Assess the validity of expenses and receipts based on reasonableness, eligibility, and appropriateness to ensure accurate financial reporting and compliance vii. Prepare vendor reconciliations by requesting statements of accounts from vendors, reconciling them, and addressing any long-outstanding invoices to maintain accurate vendor records. viii. Reconcile debtors and staff accounts by verifying that all advances have been expensed correctly and any refunds have been receipted to ensure accurate financial records. ix. Liaise with internal and external auditors by providing the required documents and information to facilitate a smooth audit process and ensure transparency. x. Maintain an organized, well-documented, and sequential filing system for payments both physically and on a shared drive to ensure project documents are accessible for daily work and audits. xi. Declare stock holdings for Dawa Za Ubora held commodities to the insurance company every month to comply with reporting requirements. xii. Participate in the review of staff timesheets and allocating costs to various program areas to ensure accurate cost distribution and financial reporting.Qualifications i. Bachelor’s degree in Accounting or Finance or a related field ii. Minimum CPA III or CPA Advanced Level or equivalent iii. Minimum three (3) years of relevant experience in Finance and Accounting iv. Working knowledge of USG Rules and Regulations v. Previous experience with nonprofit organization will be an added advantage

How to apply

To apply, visit MEDS website https://www.meds.or.keEnsure that you provide the following mandatory requirements: • Detailed CV stating your current/last position, current/last salary, expected salary, telephone number and email address • Copy of your National Identity CardNote: MEDS is an equal opportunity employer. Women, persons with disabilities, minority, and marginalized groups are encouraged to apply. Canvassing in any form will lead to disqualification.This position is open to local hires only. Late applications will not be considered and only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.
2026-06-20

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