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Manager Perioperative Supply Chain Ops
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General Summary Of Position Responsible for all Supply Chain Management and logistics activity in Procedural Departments (ex. OR Cath Lab IR etc.) leading to a performance and resource effective supply chain system. Ensures the highest possible supply service levels while maintaining strong expense control to include managing the supply inventory physician product preferences and revenue generation (patient charge). Responsible for monitoring analytical tools that support the operation.
Primary Duties And Responsibilities
Strong customer service focus and team player with the flexibility to adapt to shifting priorities.
Accurately tracks supply data such as back orders, manufacturer numbers, expiration dates, product recalls, lot numbers etc. and communicates critical issues with Perioperative Leadership.
Analyzes inventories to determine how to increase inventory turns, reduce waste or optimize customer service and facilitates annual physical inventory and reports.
Appropriately utilizes the ERP system to perform routine daily activities, maintaining organization within supply storage areas and communicating with the Data Management team for item master maintenance activities.
Communicates throughout the facility with procedure department leadership, physicians and specialty team leaders to establish supply chain strategies, optimize workflow, discuss product availability, cost controls and implement strategic plans for standardization and savings opportunities.
Conducts performance evaluations of all direct reports and ensures appropriate level of supply chain resource support to meet the daily operational requirements of the procedural departments.
Contributes to the achievement of established department goals and objectives and adheres to department policies, procedures, quality standards and safety standards. Complies with governmental and accreditation regulations.
Coordinates and oversees activities of procedural area staff responsible for inventory management, including ordering, receiving, managing back orders, stock outs and order discrepancies, distributing purchased items, strategic or tactical purchasing, material requirements planning, inventory control and warehousing.
Monitors the status of the case pick process and issues a daily update to Perioperative Leadership.
Defines performance metrics for measurement, comparison or evaluation of supply chain factors such as PAR optimization, procedure‑specific cost analysis and case pick accuracy.
Engages in hiring, orientation/training, staff development, team building and mentoring of perioperative supply chain department personnel with a strong focus on customer service excellence.
Implements performance improvement initiatives that support business strategies adapted to changing market conditions, new business opportunities or cost reduction strategies.
Manages vendor relationships by scheduling and managing site visits, overseeing consignment management, monitoring consignment item expirations and facilitating returns to vendor in accordance with contract guidelines.
Responsible for the overall performance and service level provided by the Supply Chain team for assigned departments.
Reviews and validates supply and equipment requests for special ordered items for procedures to ensure contractual compliance.
Routinely reviews invoices, receiving reports, department reports and other documents to assist in resolution of discrepancies for SCM and other facility departments.
Works collaboratively with management staff, physicians and the Value Analysis Team in the evaluation, trials and conversion of supplies and equipment.
Minimal Qualifications
Bachelor's degree in Business Administration or Healthcare Management preferred.
One year of relevant education may be substituted for one year of required work experience.
Experience
5+ years progressive experience in a surgical setting with associate leadership, office management, inventory management and variance reporting experience. Knowledge of aseptic techniques required.
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities
Working knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel software applications.
This position has a hiring range of USD $82,617.00 - USD $157,352.00 /Yr.
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Manager Perioperative Supply Chain Ops
role at
MedStar Health
General Summary Of Position Responsible for all Supply Chain Management and logistics activity in Procedural Departments (ex. OR Cath Lab IR etc.) leading to a performance and resource effective supply chain system. Ensures the highest possible supply service levels while maintaining strong expense control to include managing the supply inventory physician product preferences and revenue generation (patient charge). Responsible for monitoring analytical tools that support the operation.
Primary Duties And Responsibilities
Strong customer service focus and team player with the flexibility to adapt to shifting priorities.
Accurately tracks supply data such as back orders, manufacturer numbers, expiration dates, product recalls, lot numbers etc. and communicates critical issues with Perioperative Leadership.
Analyzes inventories to determine how to increase inventory turns, reduce waste or optimize customer service and facilitates annual physical inventory and reports.
Appropriately utilizes the ERP system to perform routine daily activities, maintaining organization within supply storage areas and communicating with the Data Management team for item master maintenance activities.
Communicates throughout the facility with procedure department leadership, physicians and specialty team leaders to establish supply chain strategies, optimize workflow, discuss product availability, cost controls and implement strategic plans for standardization and savings opportunities.
Conducts performance evaluations of all direct reports and ensures appropriate level of supply chain resource support to meet the daily operational requirements of the procedural departments.
Contributes to the achievement of established department goals and objectives and adheres to department policies, procedures, quality standards and safety standards. Complies with governmental and accreditation regulations.
Coordinates and oversees activities of procedural area staff responsible for inventory management, including ordering, receiving, managing back orders, stock outs and order discrepancies, distributing purchased items, strategic or tactical purchasing, material requirements planning, inventory control and warehousing.
Monitors the status of the case pick process and issues a daily update to Perioperative Leadership.
Defines performance metrics for measurement, comparison or evaluation of supply chain factors such as PAR optimization, procedure‑specific cost analysis and case pick accuracy.
Engages in hiring, orientation/training, staff development, team building and mentoring of perioperative supply chain department personnel with a strong focus on customer service excellence.
Implements performance improvement initiatives that support business strategies adapted to changing market conditions, new business opportunities or cost reduction strategies.
Manages vendor relationships by scheduling and managing site visits, overseeing consignment management, monitoring consignment item expirations and facilitating returns to vendor in accordance with contract guidelines.
Responsible for the overall performance and service level provided by the Supply Chain team for assigned departments.
Reviews and validates supply and equipment requests for special ordered items for procedures to ensure contractual compliance.
Routinely reviews invoices, receiving reports, department reports and other documents to assist in resolution of discrepancies for SCM and other facility departments.
Works collaboratively with management staff, physicians and the Value Analysis Team in the evaluation, trials and conversion of supplies and equipment.
Minimal Qualifications
Bachelor's degree in Business Administration or Healthcare Management preferred.
One year of relevant education may be substituted for one year of required work experience.
Experience
5+ years progressive experience in a surgical setting with associate leadership, office management, inventory management and variance reporting experience. Knowledge of aseptic techniques required.
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities
Working knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel software applications.
This position has a hiring range of USD $82,617.00 - USD $157,352.00 /Yr.
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