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Huntsville Hospital Health System

Supply Inventory Specialist-Crestwood Medical Center-FT-1st shift

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Supply Inventory Specialist-Crestwood Medical Center-FT-1st shift Huntsville Hospital Health System - 3.5 Huntsville, AL Job Details Full-time 19 hours ago
Qualifications English Math Full Job Description Responsibilities:
The Materials ManagementTechnician is responsible for supply activities including checking par levels of specified areas, delivering supplies to replenish pars, filling and delivery of requisition requests, replenishing Code Carts, keying activities into the Purchasing Inventory System. Assists in receiving, tagging and stocking supplies in designated storage areas. Assures that all storage areas are maintained in clean and orderly fashion.
Qualifications:
Education:
Some post-secondary education is preferred. Must be able to read and write the equivalent of eighth-grade English.
Education:
Some post-secondary education is preferred. Must be able to read and write the equivalent of eighth grade English.
Experience:
Two (2) years of Supply Chain and/ or Medical Supplies Buyer experience in a healthcare setting is strongly preferred. Must have some advanced mathematical ability as it relates to healthcare inventory (i.e. cc, mg) and bulk distribution and inventory calculations. Understands the correlation of the Supply Chain Technician function in the delivery of quality patient care and the ability to provide continuous services.
Licenses/Certificates:
None
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