Beyond Essential Systems (BES) is an Australian company (accredited B-Corp) working with partner countries and organisations in the Indo-Pacific. We undertake consulting and implement fit-for-purpose software solutions in the health and education sectors, focusing on low and middle-income settings and achieving outcomes in some of the most remote settings in the world. BES partners with donors including DFAT, MFAT, UNICEF, UNFPA and works with a range of universities and research institutes in the region. We have a team of 60 staff across Australia, New Zealand, Fiji and multiple project offices in the Pacific.BES software products: Tupaia, TamanuAlso implementing: DHIS2, mSupply, Senaite

Warehouse and medical/pharmaceutical supply chain strengthening for SAMES / Ministry of Health, East Timor.Implementation of mSupply mobile (mobile electronic inventory) in 25 health facilities in Dili District Health Service.Incorporation of nutritional products into SAMES supply chain, on behalf of the World Food Program.Technical support to National Pharmacy Division, Ministry of Health and National Hospital pharmacy department.

Implementation of mSupply stock management software for PATHS2 Health Project in Lagos and Enugu, Nigeria on behalf of Sustainable Solutions.Installed mSupply and provided stock management training in 4 facilities across Nigeria.

Responsible for pharmaceutical stock management and clinical pharmacy services to 80 bed Ebola Treatment Centre; supervised team of 7 national staffInstalled and fully implemented mSupply pharmaceutical stock management softwareTrained and certified in use of Personal Protective Equipment

Providing support and mentoring to the Director of Pharmacy Services within the Solomon Islands Ministry of Health & Medical Services.Providing support across the following areas:Procurement & InfrastructureClinical PharmacyHRLogistics & Supply Chain ManagementHealth Promotion & Rational Use of MedicinesTrainingBudgeting and Operational PlanningHigh level engagement with AusAID (DFAT), donor partners and other stakeholders

Senior Pharmacist providing pharmacotherapy and team input within the clinical services area of Turning Point Alcohol & Drug Centre; supervising small team of pharmacists.

Consultant for the UNFPA / UNICEF / WHO Reproductive Health Commodity Security (RHCS) project, Solomon Islands

Chief Pharmacist of Public Pharmacy Services, supervising 45 staff across 15 facilities, including:National Referral Hospital Pharmacy Department14 Provincial Second Level Medical StoresNational Pharmacy Training UnitNational Medicines Information CentreSecretary: National Drugs & Therapeutics Committee