Moses Adang

Pharmacist with frontline hospital experience transitioning into healthcare technology implementation. Adept at translating clinical workflows into technical solutions, training multidisciplinary staff (doctors, nurses, pharmacists), and troubleshooting systems under pressure. Combines healthcare operations expertise (emergency medicine, supply chain) with technical proficiency (AI tools, data management) to drive digital adoption in clinical settings.

Pharmacist with hands-on experience across tertiary and specialist healthcare facilities in Nigeria. Currently serving as an NYSC Pharmacist at Armed Forces Specialist Hospital, Kano, supporting drug dispensing, patient counseling, inventory control, and Drug Revolving Fund (DRF) operations, with exposure to NHIA and retainership pharmacy systems. Previously worked as a Locum Pharmacist at Far-Ya Pharmacy, ensuring accurate prescription processing and effective inventory management to prevent drug shortages.

Completed internship training at Jos University Teaching Hospital and Plateau State Specialist Hospital, gaining broad clinical exposure across multiple pharmacy departments, delivering patient-centered counseling, participating in research, providing after-hours pharmaceutical care, and demonstrating leadership in inventory management and interprofessional collaboration.

Bachelor of Pharmacy graduate from the University of Jos with a strong foundation in clinical pharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences. Complemented by professional certifications in pharmaceutical supply management with a focus on low- and middle-income countries, AI-augmented professional development, and information technology.

Holds

Cisco certifications in IT Essentials and CCNA Routing and Switching, demonstrating solid competence in computer systems, networking fundamentals, and digital infrastructure—skills that support efficient healthcare operations, data handling, and technology-driven pharmacy practice.