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SUPVSR SUPPLY CHAIN MGMNT

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Prince Frederick, MD
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Requirements

Credentials this posting asks for.

Bachelor's degree

Job overview

The Hospital Supply Chain Supervisor leads operational supply chain activities for the hospital, ensuring critical products and services are available while controlling costs, improving efficiency, and maintaining regulatory compliance. The role develops supply chain strategies and partners with clinical, finance, operations, procurement, vendors, and executive leadership to optimize purchasing, inventory, distribution, and supplier performance.

Skills & qualifications

RequiredNice to have

Skills

Supply Chain ManagementHospital Supply ChainManagementCommunicationTime ManagementForecastingFinancial StewardshipPredictive AnalyticsDemand PlanningTeam LeadershipChange ManagementADPKronosMeditechSafetyNetNetLearningPerformance ManagerPosition ManagerMicrosoft OfficeWordExcelOutlook

Qualifications

Bachelor's Degree5+ Years Supply Chain ExperiencePrevious Management ExperienceDriver's LicenseAHRMM MembershipASHPMM Membership

Full job description

  • JOB DESCRIPTION DETAILS

  • Job Summary :

  • Serves as the hospital’s operational supply chain leader by ensuring , operational continuity. Drives high-level negotiations for medical supplies, capital equipment, and service agreements, consistently delivering measurable cost savings, optimized contract performance, and resilient supplier partnerships within budgetary and timeline constraints.

  • The Hospital Supply Chain Supervisor is responsible for developing and managing supply chain strategies that ensure the availability of critical products and services while controlling costs, improving operational efficiency, and maintaining compliance with healthcare regulations. This role partners with clinical, finance, operations, procurement, vendors, and executive leadership to optimize purchasing, inventory, distribution, and supplier performance.

  • Education :

  • Position requires a bachelor's degree and minimum 5 years’ experience in supply chain management or related area.

  • Registration/Certification/Licensure :

  • Unexpired, unsuspended driver's license if incumbent may drive as part of his/her routine job duties.

  • Experience :

  • 5-10 years supply chain management with progressive responsibility required; preferably hospital experience. Previous management experience required.

  • 5-10 years supply chain management with progressive responsibility required; preferably hospital experience. Previous management experience required.

  • Other Requirements :

  • Maintains unit-specific and hospital competencies, mandatory learning, and any clinical certifications required in accordance with the Staff Education and Training policy GA-057 and/or any other department requirements.

  • Secures and maintains active membership in the Association for Health Care Resource & Materials Management (AHRMM) and/or the American Society for Hospital Purchasing and Materials Management within 30 days of hire, leveraging these affiliations to remain at the forefront of healthcare supply chain innovation, regulatory updates, and national best practices.

  • Exercises senior-level communication skills to influence and align vendors, suppliers, clinicians, physicians, finance leaders, and senior management. Ensures transparency, collaboration, and accountability across all levels of the organization to drive operational excellence and strategic supply chain outcomes.

  • Applies advanced time management, forecasting, and financial stewardship expertise to optimize budgeting, capital planning, contract timelines, and supply continuity. Utilizes predictive analytics and demand planning tools to proactively mitigate risk, prevent disruptions, and ensure critical equipment and supplies are delivered in alignment with patient care priorities.

  • Leads with vision and accountability, building and sustaining high performing, engaged teams. Fosters a culture of ownership, continuous improvement, agile change management, and measurable results while aligning performance with enterprise supply chain strategy.

  • Demonstrated proficiency of computer skills necessary to effectively complete position duties including, but not limited to, ADP, Kronos, Meditech, SafetyNet, NetLearning, Performance Manager, Position Manager, and Microsoft Office products such as Word, Excel and Outlook.

  • May require the ability to drive as part of routine job duties.

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