Supply Chain Tech I - Shift x 11:00 PM - 7:30 AM

OU Health•Oklahoma City, OK

About The Position

Under general supervision, the Supply Chain Tech I puts away, requisitions, picks, distributes, and delivers general, medical, and surgical supplies throughout various healthcare settings. This role supports Med-Surge areas, excluding OR and procedural areas, and helps maintain supply availability, accurate inventory, and customer service.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Typing, computer, and software skills, including the ability to learn software applications necessary for the work.
Proficiency in using the MMIS.
Knowledge of general office equipment such as fax machines, copy machines, box cutters, and printers.
Ability to work in a busy, high-pressure environment.
Ability to communicate effectively with coworkers, management, and clinical partners.
Written and verbal English proficiency, including active listening.
Customer service and problem-solving proficiency.
Ability to operate pallet jacks.
Ability to bend, pull, push, and lift up to 40–50 lbs.
Ability to stand for prolonged periods.
Ability to cover multiple areas at any time.
Position is safety sensitive and subject to a zero-tolerance drug and alcohol standard in compliance with Oklahoma law.

Nice To Haves

0–3 years of professional experience preferred.

Responsibilities

Put away supplies in Med-Surge areas, excluding OR and procedural areas.
Scan inventory labels to generate replenishment orders for stock and non-stock items.
Pick supplies from storage locations for distribution and placement into Case Carts, and restock Exchange Carts such as Code (Crash) Carts and Procedural Carts/Trays.
Check supply locations for product expiration dates and remove expired products according to policy.
Assist with special projects.
Deliver supplies and packages to nursing units, clinics, and other locations using appropriate signature technologies.
Answer phone calls and emails and respond to customer service requests.
Perform issues and credits in the Materials Management Information System (MMIS), ensuring item costs are allocated appropriately.
Use computer technologies such as handheld devices, package scanners, and software programs.
Maintain a clean and organized workspace and keep par locations free of dirt, dust, and trash.
Perform other duties as assigned.