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Inventory Specialist
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An Inventory or Supply Specialist specializes in tracking and managing inventory and supplies to improve production or distribution at a company or organization. Manages purchase orders, or distribution of materials between different centers of a large company.
$40,785 / year median in Florida
+7% projected growth
Job Description
The Inventory Specialist (SCIS) is responsible for the daily activities relating to purchasing and supply chain logistics for the deployed area to which they are assigned. The area may include Baptist Hospital surgical services, Baptist Hospital surgical outpatient, Baptist Hospital cath lab, Gulf Breeze surgical services, Gulf Breeze cath lab or the warehouse on the main campus. If assigned to a department, the SCIS will ensure the availability of medical supplies and equipment for that department (stock and non-stock). Adheres to contract obligations, including, but not limited to, group purchasing organization. The SCIS possesses excellent communication and management skills and meets with sales representatives as needed for instruments, equipment and supplies. Minimum Education High School Diploma or Equivalent Required Minimum Work Experience 5 years Supply chain experience. Required Responsible for ensuring the availability of stock and non-stock medical supplies and equipment for deployed area (Surgical Services and BHVI-Baptist Heart and Vascular Institute). Maintains storage locations, including shelf labels and stock rotation (per FIFO methodology). Responsible for researching substitute products when regular items backorder and coordinating with requesting departments for approval of sub. Maintains storage locations, including shelf labels and stock rotation (per FIFO methodology). Negotiates with vendors to obtain quotations, prices and delivery times. Evaluates vendor quotes and services to determine if they are compatible with organization objectives. Maintains an efficient supply chain process which includes but is not limited to timely and accurate ordering according to contract, timely response to payable holds and other accounts payable inquires, handling returns appropriately, managing consignment items, and ensures MMIS (Materials Management Information System) data integrity, including correct pricing. Researches and resolves pricing and unit of measure discrepancies between purchase order and invoice as necessary in coordination with Accounts Payable. Maintains efficient utilization of all resources.