Pharmacy Procurement Specialist - Contracts & Inventory

Presbyterian System Services; Albuquerque (NM); Sur place; USD 29 000 - 50 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Wellness program

On-site gyms

Nutrition coaching

Résumé du poste

Presbyterian Healthcare Services is seeking a Pharmacy Procurement Agent to purchase pharmaceuticals, manage contracts, and provide financial reporting to pharmacy leadership. The role requires coordinating with suppliers and regional hospitals to ensure stock levels meet patient care needs.

Responsibilities include contract compliance, reporting, supplier liaison, and recall processing, with a strong focus on accuracy and timely communication with pharmacy staff.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED is required.
• Pharmacy Tech certification in New Mexico is required.
• PTCB or NHA certification is required.

Responsabilités

• Ensure adequate stock of pharmaceuticals.
• Serve as supplier and purchasing consultant to regional hospitals and clinics.
• Ensure contract compliance and correct pricing for all purchases.
• Provide monthly financial, purchasing, and issues reports to pharmacy administration.
• Interact with pharmaceutical representatives to ensure service levels.
• Research short-supply items and obtain emergency pharmaceuticals when required.
• Communicate with pharmacy staff on availability of pharmaceuticals.
• Process all drug recalls and stock recalls.
• Adhere to the Department Compliance Plan for Controlled Substances.
• Review wholesaler reports for unpaid invoices and track with AP.
• Conduct complete inventories and generate reports.
• Perform other functions as required.

Formation

High school diploma or GED

Pharmacy Tech State of NM

Certified Pharmacy Technician-PTCB

Certified Pharmacy Technician-NHA

Description du poste

Presbyterian Healthcare Services is seeking a Pharmacy Procurement Agent to purchase pharmaceuticals, manage contracts, and provide financial reporting to pharmacy leadership. The role requires coordinating with suppliers and regional hospitals to ensure stock levels meet patient care needs.

Responsibilities include contract compliance, reporting, supplier liaison, and recall processing, with a strong focus on accuracy and timely communication with pharmacy staff.