Operating Room Inventory Coordinator — Weekend Shift

University of Missouri Health Care; Columbia Township (MO); On-site; USD 17,000 - 24,000; Part time

Job summary

University of Missouri Health Care is seeking an Operating Room Supply Clerk to manage surgical supplies and equipment in the operating room, ensuring timely availability for procedures. You will collaborate with physicians and staff to optimize procurement and control costs on-site in the Surgery Materials Management department.

The role focuses on maintaining stock levels, conducting audits, assembling case carts, and organizing storage areas to ensure sterility and quick access for the OR

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent is required.
• Experience in healthcare or inventory management is preferred.
• Customer service experience is helpful for coordinating with staff and vendors.

Responsibilities

• Monitor and maintain inventory levels of surgical supplies, instruments, and equipment in the operating room.
• Regularly check stock levels and initiate requisitions to replenish supplies.
• Conduct inventory audits to ensure accuracy and minimize discrepancies.
• Assemble and deliver case carts for use during surgical procedures.
• Procure and maintain inventory levels for disposable items used in procedures.
• Organize supplies and equipment in designated storage areas within the OR.
• Label and track items to facilitate fast retrieval.
• Coordinate special orders and capital equipment as needed.
• Process store requisitions and purchase-related documentation; compile reports.

Skills

Customer service

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Job description

University of Missouri Health Care is seeking an Operating Room Supply Clerk to manage surgical supplies and equipment in the operating room, ensuring timely availability for procedures. You will collaborate with physicians and staff to optimize procurement and control costs on-site in the Surgery Materials Management department.

The role focuses on maintaining stock levels, conducting audits, assembling case carts, and organizing storage areas to ensure sterility and quick access for the OR