Project Pharmacy Manager (International Mobile Staff): Directing pharmaceutical operations and supply chain integrity in complex humanitarian and conflict-affected environments. Responsible for ensuring medication safety, data reliability, and clinical pharmacy standards in high-pressure emergency settings. I lead a multidisciplinary team in implementing Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for stock management and cold-chain maintenance to ensure the delivery of high-quality essential medicines

Moses Ogenyi, B.Pharm, M.Clin.Pharm is a Clinical Pharmacist, humanitarian professional, and Medication Safety Systems Developer with 12 years experience in the healthcare and non-governmental organization (NGO) sectors. Specialized in pharmaceutical supply chain management, medication safety, and health systems strengthening, he has led technical operations in complex and high-pressure environments, including humanitarian medical activities in Sierra Leone, South Sudan and Nigeria. As the founder of the Global Medication Safety Network (GMSN), Moses is dedicated to bridging the 'Implementation Gap' in medication safety within resource-limited settings. He is the author of 'The Health Worker’s Handbook: A Practical Guide to Medication Safety in Resource-Limited Settings' and the creator of the 'Medication Safety Storybook' (Mama Audu and the Shaky Medicine), a unique health literacy tool designed for community-level education. Furthermore, he serves as the curator of the 'Medication Safety Insights' newsletter on LinkedIn, where he provides strategic analysis for a global community of healthcare professionals. He developed the GMSN Medication Safety Pyramid, a systems-based framework designed to operationalize patient safety through a hierarchical integration of patient awareness, clinical vigilance, institutional reliability, and policy governance. Currently pursuing a Doctor of Strategic Leadership (DSL) at Oral Roberts University, Moses focuses on the intersection of technical competence and character-driven management to transform healthcare delivery. He is an advocate for "Medication Without Harm" and works extensively on developing curricula and mentorship programs to empower the next generation of healthcare professionals and leaders. Research Interests: • Medication Safety in Fragile and Conflict-Affected Settings • Health Systems Strengthening & Pharmacy Administration • Strategic Leadership in Healthcare Organizations • Human Factors Engineering in Clinical Practice