Materials Management Technician

Custom Health•Indianapolis, IN

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Custom Health is a fully integrated Health-Tech company focused on delivering patient-centric health care as a service. We are on a mission to transform the patient experience for home-based patients, driving better patient outcomes and total cost of care reduction. Powered by our modern purpose-built technology platform, fully owned high-volume central fill pharmacy hubs, and a comprehensive in-house clinical care team, Custom Health delivers optimized and personalized care for home-based patients with precision and at scale. Our Young at Heart Pharmacy is seeking a motivated and customer-oriented individual to join our team as a Materials Management Technician. As a vital part of our Materials Management team, you will be responsible for monitoring and helping control the inventory at the determined pharmacy level. A team standard is to maintain a positive and pleasant demeanor with all vendors and colleagues while accurately fulfilling necessary pharmacy and business materials daily.

Requirements

Active pharmacy technician license (state of Indiana) preferred; Candidates must apply for Tech-In-Training pharmacy technician permit from the Indiana Board of Pharmacy Professional Licensing Agency before Day 1 of employment.
Previous pharmacy experience extremely valuable.

Responsibilities

Monitor inventory levels by utilizing calculated reorder points.
Ensure sufficient quantities on hand daily in a just in time (JIT) inventory environment.
Make recommendations for replenishing inventory through cost-cutting initiatives.
Adhere to purchasing guidelines set forth with multiple vendors simultaneously.
Place inventory orders daily by vendor-determined timeframe.
Utilize purchasing platform (Surecost) to timely order appropriate medications.
Order medications and supplies online, by phone, or fax.
Receive inventory daily.
Check in order by piece using scanner to ensure correct medications received while following Drug Supply Chain Security Act (DSCSA).
Address inaccuracies with vendor(s).
Ensure security and proper chain of custody of all products during receiving.
Place received medications in the appropriate locations within pharmacy.
Answer questions regarding medication procurement status and general market availability.
Handle market recalls and paperwork daily.
Collaborate with pharmacists to make recommendations on product replacement, substitution, or alternative procurement.
Communicate with employees, vendors, caregivers, and wholesalers by phone, fax, and email in a clear, courteous, and professional manner.
Occasional operational fulfillment help may be needed.
Contribute to cross-functional and team ad-hoc priorities as business needs grow.