Pharmacy Supply Chain Specialist

EDEN HEALTH INTERNATIONAL INC•Albuquerque, NM

20d•$50,000 - $90,000•Hybrid

About The Position

Eden is tackling America's metabolic health crisis with safe, science-backed treatment and a goal-centric culture. The Pharmacy Supply Chain Specialist will own Eden's pharmacy partner network end to end, including sourcing and negotiating new relationships, driving down Cost of Goods Sold (COGS), building redundant coverage for every drug in every state, and maintaining fulfillment Service Level Agreements (SLAs) during scaling. This role involves direct negotiation with pharmacies, building systems for real-time cost and fulfillment visibility, and serving as the primary liaison between internal teams and external pharmacy and EMR partners. The role exists to address single points of failure, limited visibility into daily cost movements, and manual invoice review processes, requiring an owner to build redundancy, negotiate better economics, and implement robust systems.

Requirements

3–5 years in supply chain, pharmacy operations, procurement, or similar.
Track record sourcing vendors and negotiating pricing, SLAs, and contracts.
Strong analytical skills — comfortable building reports and using data to drive negotiations.
Experience owning external partner relationships operationally.
Bias for action: builds repeatable process and automation over manual workarounds.

Nice To Haves

Direct 503A/503B partner management, including BUD tracking.
BI tool fluency (Omni, Looker, Tableau) and SQL.
Background in telehealth, digital health, or DTC healthcare.

Responsibilities

Source, evaluate, and onboard 503A/503B pharmacy partners; lead commercial negotiations on pricing, SLAs, and contract terms.
Build a backup-partner pipeline to ensure Eden is never single-sourced on any drug or state.
Own the day-to-day partner relationship, including quarterly business reviews.
Own end-to-end COGS reporting, including pricing validation, SKU mapping, and margin analysis, and negotiate lower unit costs and volume tiers.
Maintain a live drug × state × partner coverage matrix and close single points of failure.
Coordinate with Legal, Clinical, and Regulatory on licensing, BUD requirements, and state compliance.
Define fulfillment SLAs (fill rate, on-time ship, turnaround) and drive root-cause resolution on misses.
Stand up daily cost tracking by pharmacy/SKU/state, and an invoice review process that catches errors before payment.
Document SOPs and failure-mode playbooks to prevent issues from requiring executive escalation.
Partner with Data and Tech to build dashboards for SLAs, COGS, and invoice reconciliation, and to improve order routing and EMR integrations.