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Upstate Medical University seeks an Inventory Maintenance Coordinator to enhance healthcare operations. This role involves analyzing supply data, collaborating with clinical teams, and ensuring efficient inventory management.
The ideal candidate will hold an Associates degree with relevant experience and possess strong organizational and communication skills. A Bachelor's degree in Supply Chain Management is a plus. This position operates Monday through Friday, 7:00 AM to 3:30 PM, with some weekend work as needed.
Looking to make a meaningful impact behind the scenes in healthcare? Join our team as an Inventory Maintenance Coordinator in the Central Distribution Department and help drive real change where it matters most at the point of care.
The Inventory Maintenance Coordinator is a support position assigned to the Central Distribution Department within Supply Chain Management. In this role, you'll work closely with clinical teams to streamline supply processes, reduce inefficiencies, and support our ultimate mission: better patient outcomes. You'll be the critical link that empowers clinicians to focus on patients, not logistics and supplies. Will serve as the Supply Chain Operations Team's primary contact between the patient care staff assigned to one of the following areas: Nappi, 550 Harrison, UHCC, Distribution, MMW Nurse Managers, Purchasing, Children's Pavilion, and in both inpatient and outpatient areas.
Associates degree and 3 years relevant work experience or equivalent combination of education and experience, plus strong organizational, written/oral communication, interpersonal, and computer skills.
Knowledge of Microsoft applications to include Excel. Ability to draw needed information from data systems already in place.
Monday through Friday 7:00 AM to 3:30 PM, some weekends as needed for projects.
May also need to fill in at other Upstate locations based on Department needs.
Recruitment Office: Human Resources