Strategic Clinical Supply Chain Specialist

Talentify; Cincinnati (OH); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Medpace in Cincinnati, OH is seeking a full-time Supply Chain Specialist to join the Clinical Operations team. The role partners with cross-functional teams to identify vendors and products for clinical trials and ensures lead times align with study timelines, supporting timely PO placement.

Responsibilities include coordinating startup timelines, communicating with vendors, adjusting plans as study needs change, and driving continuous improvement in supply chain processes.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree required in related fields (Business Administration, Supply Chain, Legal Studies, Life Sciences).
• 3–5 years of managing vendors, purchasing, fulfillment, or logistics experience.
• Experience working and leading in cross-functional environments.

Responsibilities

• Prepares Supply Chain startup timelines with internal colleagues and leads efforts to ensure the supply chain design meets study deliverables.
• Communicates regularly with vendors to understand current capabilities and product offerings that may align with Clinical Trial needs.
• Adjust plans and iterate Supply Chain setup when study requirements change.
• Maintain consistent communication with internal teammates on status of deliverables and any unforeseen issues.
• Assist in maintaining and reviewing vendor performance ratings.
• Contribute to continuous improvement initiatives that further streamline our processes.

Skills

Vendor management

Purchasing

Fulfillment

Logistics

Cross-functional

Time management

Education

Bachelor’s degree

Job description

Medpace in Cincinnati, OH is seeking a full-time Supply Chain Specialist to join the Clinical Operations team. The role partners with cross-functional teams to identify vendors and products for clinical trials and ensures lead times align with study timelines, supporting timely PO placement.

Responsibilities include coordinating startup timelines, communicating with vendors, adjusting plans as study needs change, and driving continuous improvement in supply chain processes.