Senior Sourcing and Contracting Manager

Presbyterian Healthcare Services

21h•Hybrid

About The Position

Build your career in a high‑impact role where you will shape enterprise‑wide sourcing strategy, influence physician engagement, and drive meaningful improvements in cost, quality, and clinical outcomes. This position offers the opportunity to lead complex initiatives, collaborate with senior executives and physician leaders, and directly contribute to the financial and operational success of PHS.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree required (an additional 6 years of experience may substitute)
5 years of experience in healthcare supply chain or related industry
5 years of experience in Peri‑Op value analysis, negotiating, contracting, purchasing, or legal contracting, with the ability to lead both tactical and strategic negotiations
Strong Peri‑Op product knowledge, including product use, disease states, pricing structures, and revenue/margin impacts
High proficiency in financial analytics and data‑driven decision‑making
Must be in good standing or able to complete certification within one year in one or more of the following: CPSM, Lean/Six Sigma, Project Management, or a related supply chain/project management field

Nice To Haves

MBA preferred
CMRP, CPSM CHPSS certifications

Responsibilities

Lead strategic sourcing and contracting for perioperative supplies and purchased services across the PHS enterprise.
Identify opportunities to improve clinical outcomes, reduce costs, and forecast supply and service utilization.
Chair the Perioperative Value Analysis Team (VAT) and drive consensus among physicians, clinical staff, and operational leaders.
Manage the full VAT process, including analytics, stakeholder engagement, RFIs/RFPs, evaluations, and recommendations.
Draft, negotiate, and implement contracts, including supplier conversions and new product/service rollouts.
Oversee new product and service requests, conduct industry research, and coordinate clinical trials.
Collaborate with senior executives and physician leaders to evaluate clinical needs and communicate decisions.
Ensure standardization and alignment of perioperative supplies and clinical purchased services across the enterprise.
Support enterprise cost‑savings, quality improvement, and risk‑mitigation initiatives.
Maintain compliance with PHS policies and procedures while supporting physician satisfaction and operational excellence.