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Siloam Hospitals Group (Tbk) is seeking a Pharmacy Inventory Associate to support stock control across mainstore and substore levels. You will help maintain stock accuracy between the warehouse system and physical stock, and ensure efficient item placement.
The role requires a Diploma or Bachelor in Pharmacy, basic computer skills, and proficiency with Excel. You will work with the pharmacy team to improve picking efficiency and accuracy in a fast-paced healthcare environment.
Support refined guidelines for physical flow, warehouse spacing, and infrastructure are well
Supporting the stock opname and adjustment process at the mainstore and substore level to ensure stock accuracy between system & physical
Organizing items on the rack in accordance with the FEFO principle to enable efficient picking by the pharmacy team (with proper labelling QR per item/separators)
Qualifications:Diploma or Bachelor in Pharmacy
Able to operate computer
Able to use Microsoft Excel
Healthcare Services More than 10,000 employees
Siloam International Hospitals (Siloam) is Indonesia’s most progressive and innovative healthcare provider that has set the benchmark for high quality healthcare services in Indonesia. Siloam’s medical team of more than 500 general practitioners, 2,200 specialist doctors, and 9,000 nurses, allied health, and support staff, offers international quality healthcare services to nearly two million patients annually.
With equal access to medical care in Indonesia still a challenge, Siloam’s business strategy allows its hospital to operate on a lower cost based on economic of scale.
Siloam International Hospitals (Siloam) is Indonesia’s most progressive and innovative healthcare provider that has set the benchmark for high quality healthcare services in Indonesia. Siloam’s medical team of more than 500 general practitioners, 2,200 specialist doctors, and 9,000 nurses, allied health, and support staff, offers international quality healthcare services to nearly two million patients annually.
With equal access to medical care in Indonesia still a challenge, Siloam’s business strategy allows its hospital to operate on a lower cost based on economic of scale.