Logistics Coordinator, Healthcare

Porter Cares, Inc.•Pompano Beach, FL

13d•$20 - $22•Onsite

About The Position

Porter is a healthcare IT and services platform focused on care and coverage coordination. The Healthcare Logistics Coordinator helps manage supply chain operations and coordinate clinical staff scheduling and routing to support efficient in-home patient care. The role coordinates the movement of medical supplies and equipment, monitors inventory and delivery performance, and works with operations leaders, clinical staff, suppliers, and other stakeholders. The position is fully onsite in Pompano, Florida, with occasional travel potentially required for mail drop-offs. Compensation is $20–$22 per hour.

Requirements

Proven working experience as a Logistics Coordinator.
Successful track record in distribution and logistics management.
Demonstrable leadership abilities.
Proficiency in standard logistics software.
Excellent analytical, problem-solving, and organizational skills.
Ability to work independently and handle multiple projects.
Bachelor’s degree in Logistics or Supply Chain.
Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in accounting, business accounting, or finance.

Responsibilities

Plan and implement in-home patient care using established medical protocols, policies, and procedures.
Communicate with the Practice Manager, VP of Operations, nurses, other staff, and external entities as needed.
Coordinate logistics related to patient care, supplies, and equipment.
Ensure efficient movement of medical supplies and equipment between in-home healthcare providers.
Monitor quality, quantity, stock levels, and delivery times.
Collaborate with the Practice Manager and VP of Operations to improve safety procedures.
Plan and manage logistics, supply operations, transportation, and customer services.
Direct, optimize, and coordinate the entire order cycle.
Direct, optimize, and coordinate in-home clinical staff scheduling and routing systems.
Liaise and negotiate with suppliers, manufacturers, retailers, and consumers.
Track quality, quantity, stock levels, delivery times, transport costs, and efficiency.
Arrange supply layout, catalog goods, plan routes, and process shipments.
Resolve problems or complaints that arise.
Supervise, coach, and train the logistics workforce.
Monitor performance metrics, analyze data to assess efficiency, and implement improvements.
Comply with relevant laws, regulations, and practice requirements.