Inventory Control Coordinator

CVS Health•Columbia, MD

24d•$17 - $31

About The Position

The Inventory Control Coordinator manages inventory-related tasks while maintaining the Pharmacy in a clean, orderly, and professional manner. Responsibilities include purchasing and receiving inventory; tracking and reconciling inventory balances; replenishment, put-away, cycle counting, and return-product management; monitoring back orders and days’ supply; and selecting products and supplies under a supervisor’s direction. The coordinator manages returned goods according to standard operating procedures and monitors product trends and shortages to maintain appropriate inventory levels. The role ensures pharmacy pick stations are stocked with medication and supplies, keeps dispensing and back-stock refrigerators organized, and provides Operations Assistants with packing supplies while maintaining stocked pack stations. The coordinator removes short-dated or expired products from active inventory, files inventory and SOX documentation, and performs other duties as assigned by leadership. The position may be physically demanding. It requires sitting, standing, pulling, pushing, reaching, stretching, walking, and physical activity for multiple hours of the day, as well as the ability to stand, walk, and lift throughout the shift. The role is full time, with 40 anticipated weekly hours. Starting pay rates are listed as $20.35–$22.02 per hour based on experience; the stated typical pay range is $17.00–$31.30 per hour. Eligible full-time colleagues may receive medical, dental, and vision coverage, paid time off, retirement savings options, wellness programs, and other resources, based on eligibility.

Requirements

At least 1 year of professional work experience in a warehouse, purchasing, and/or inventory environment.
Communicate clearly and effectively.
Be detail oriented and have excellent organizational skills.
Apply mathematical concepts to inventory functions.
Have basic typing and data-entry skills.
Learn and use computer applications to communicate information and record data accurately.
Follow standard operating procedures.
Prioritize tasks and manage time efficiently.
Lift 50 pounds or more.
Stand, walk, and lift for the duration of the shift.
Verifiable high school diploma or GED.

Nice To Haves

Prior experience with SAP Warehouse Management (WM) software.
Pharmacy Technician License within 3 months of hire.

Responsibilities

Purchase and receive inventory; track and reconcile inventory balances; perform replenishment, put-away, cycle counting, and return-product management; monitor back orders and days’ supply; and select products and supplies under the supervisor’s direction.
Manage returned goods according to standard operating procedures and monitor product trends and shortages to maintain proper inventory levels.
Keep pharmacy pick stations stocked with medication and supplies.
Help maintain dispensing and back-stock refrigerators in an organized manner.
Provide Operations Assistants with adequate packing supplies and keep pack stations stocked.
Monitor and remove short-dated or expired product from active inventory.
File inventory and SOX documentation.
Perform other duties or tasks as assigned by leadership.