Senior Analyst – Supply Chain Master Data Compliance and Governance (Drug Supply Chain Security Act)

CVS Health

About The Position

The Senior Analyst supporting Master Data Compliance and Governance is a key critical contributor in driving enterprise-wide data quality, accuracy and regulatory compliance requiring significant internal and external interactions. This position will support and help operationalize master data governance initiatives in alignment with enterprise DSCSA serialization requirements, GS1 standards, and supplier data integrity protocols. Working closely with the Manager and Senior Manager, the Senior Analyst will lead the execution of tactical and strategic projects in a multi-phased data quality roadmap- focusing on master data corrections, exception mitigation, deactivation of obsolete products, supplier product master data enrichment across systems of record, and proactively exploring solutions using automation supporting the evolution of master data operations. In this role, you will support 10 distinct business units, BU, across Retail, PBM, Omnicare, Minute Clinic, and Oak Street Health. The Sr. Analyst will play a key role in maintaining the formal documentation of key processes specific to master data. You will join forces with the field teams and leadership; vendors of prescription pharmacy product; and the vendor for the web-based application with which the EPCIS error queue and processing activities will take place and is where CVS Health’s compliance data is stored. The scope of this work also entails: Minimizing and eliminating the risk for financial penalties incurred due to DSCSA non-compliance. 100% remediation of EPCIS-failing records due to master data. 90%+ accuracy rate on enriched master date uploads from suppliers. Demonstrated reduction in exception-related disruptions and audit findings due to master data opportunities. On-time completion of all four roadmap phases within fiscal year. Enablement and scalability of EPCIS-based receiving across all BU’s.

Requirements

Minimum 3 years of work experience
Minimum 1 year of compliance experience
Microsoft Office Suite: (Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Word, and Access)
Excellent interpersonal and written skills
Focused on delivering results and fostering a growth mindset
Works independently and as part of a team
Experience working with various business units in a fast-paced regulated environment
Manages multiple tasks and priorities effectively
Diagnoses problems and recommends solutions
Meticulous and thorough, focusing on all aspects of a task to ensure accuracy, precision, and quality, producing error-free work, and spotting inconsistencies.

Nice To Haves

Experience with root cause analysis and data remediation frameworks
Familiarity with product hierarchy structures, GTIN14, NDC10, sGTIN, UOM relationships
Understanding of FDA and HDA guidance and GS1 standards on product master data
Ability to translate complex data challenges into actionable business insights
Prior experience with Tableau or BI tools
Prior database experience preferably utilizing SQL
Previous experience with Item Catalog, master data management, or supply chain

Responsibilities

Support and help operationalize master data governance initiatives in alignment with enterprise DSCSA serialization requirements, GS1 standards, and supplier data integrity protocols.
Lead the execution of tactical and strategic projects in a multi-phased data quality roadmap focusing on master data corrections, exception mitigation, deactivation of obsolete products, supplier product master data enrichment across systems of record, and proactively exploring solutions using automation supporting the evolution of master data operations.
Support 10 distinct business units across Retail, PBM, Omnicare, Minute Clinic, and Oak Street Health.
Play a key role in maintaining the formal documentation of key processes specific to master data.
Join forces with field teams and leadership, vendors of prescription pharmacy product, and the vendor for the web-based application with which the EPCIS error queue and processing activities will take place.
Minimize and eliminate the risk for financial penalties incurred due to DSCSA non-compliance.
Achieve 100% remediation of EPCIS-failing records due to master data.
Achieve 90%+ accuracy rate on enriched master date uploads from suppliers.
Demonstrate reduction in exception-related disruptions and audit findings due to master data opportunities.
Ensure on-time completion of all four roadmap phases within the fiscal year.
Enable and scale EPCIS-based receiving across all BUs.