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Radiology Associates in Florida seeks an IT Procurement Coordinator to manage technology purchasing, licenses, renewals, inventory, and vendor administration across multiple imaging sites. You will coordinate with IT Infrastructure, finance, and clinical teams to ensure accurate procurement records, compliant contracts, and timely delivery of hardware and software.
The role requires an associate degree and at least three years in procurement or IT operations, strong Microsoft 365 skills, and the
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The IT Procurement Coordinator serves as the operational point of coordination for technology purchasing, licensing, renewals, inventory, vendor administration, and equipment logistics across a multi-site healthcare imaging environment. The position supports infrastructure, service desk, clinical systems, integration, security, project, accounting, and operational teams by ensuring that technology products and services are requested, approved, purchased, received, documented, renewed, and retired in a contr olled and auditable manner.
The role is accountable for maintaining procurement records and strengthening visibility across the lifecycle of hardware, software, cloud services, support agreements, professional services, telecommunications, warranties, certificates, and other technology-related commitments. The coordinator works under the direction of the Director, IT Infrastructure and partners closely with technical owners who define specifications, validate quantities, approve business need, and confirm successful delivery or implem entation.
Associate degree in business administration, supply chain, information technology, accounting, healthcare administration, or a related field, plus at least three years of relevant procurement, purchasing, asset, licensing, contract‑administration, or IT operations experience; or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Exceptional organization and follow-through, with the ability to manage multiple orders, renewals, vendors, sites, and deadlines without losing the audit trail.
Strong attention to detail when validating quantities, part numbers, serial numbers, license metrics, dates, terms, bill-to and ship-to details, supporting documents, and financial references.
Ability to read and summarize quotes, statements of work, invoices, support agreements, maintenance renewals, licensing documents, product specifications, and vendor correspondence.
Clear written and verbal communication, including the ability to translate procurement status into concise, actionable updates for technical teams, leadership, vendors, Accounting, and nontechnical stakeholders.
Sound judgment regarding urgency, risk, escalation, confidentiality, and when a request requires technical, security, compliance, legal, financial, or leadership review.
Ability to work independently within established controls, respond to shifting priorities, and maintain a professional, service‑oriented approach during urgent operational or project needs.
Basic numerical proficiency sufficient to compare quotes, calculate extensions and variances, validate totals, analyze unit pricing, and support budget and renewal reporting.
Experience supporting procurement in healthcare, radiology, clinical imaging, managed services, or another regulated environment.
Experience with multi‑entity purchasing, multi‑site logistics, software asset management, technology contract renewals, fixed‑asset coordination, or cloud and subscription licensing.
Familiarity with healthcare IT platforms and infrastructure categories such as PACS/RIS, clinical integrations, DICOM/HL7 systems, dictation, servers, virtualization, storage, networking, security tools, mobile devices, and diagnostic workstations.
Professional certification or coursework in procurement, supply chain, project coordination, IT asset management, contract administration, or Microsoft business applications.
Regularly performs computer‑based work, communicates by telephone and electronic collaboration tools, handles documents and equipment, and may sit for extended periods. Frequently required to reach, grasp, carry, pack, unpack, label, or stage IT equipment. Must occasionally lift or move equipment weighing up to 75 pounds, with appropriate assistance or material‑handling practices when needed.
Work may occur in offices, storage areas, IT workspaces, imaging‑center locations, and other supported sites where noise levels range from quiet to moderately noisy. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable qualified individuals to perform the essential functions of the position.
As an employee of Radiology Associates, you will enjoy a comprehensive benefits package that includes:
We comply with federal, state, and local anti-discrimination laws, regulations, and ordinances.
We are committed to maintaining a safe and healthy work environment.
This organization participates in E-Verify to confirm employment eligibility in the United States.