Supply Specialist I-Float-PRN

Medical University of South Carolina•Columbia, SC

8d•Onsite

About The Position

The Supply Chain Technician I perform varied essential materials, distribution, and logistics tasks within the department of Materials Management in support of clinical activities within the medical complex. The focus of this job purpose is based on the ability to determine replenishment requirements, locate, select, document issue of, and distribute medical supplies in all hospital floor units. Documenting receipt of and distribution of supplies and equipment are tasks required of this position. This class includes supervisory positions in supply service and lead worker and supervisory positions in inventory and property control. Oversees the work of subordinate employees in receiving, storing, issuing, and requisitioning supplies and equipment. Develops, maintains, and implements a detailed inventory control system for a state agency, department or institution. Investigates property losses and other inventory discrepancies, reports results and recommendations to appropriate authorities. Maintains liaison with vendors and customers to ensure rapid and accurate supply transactions. Prepares periodic and annual inventory reports. Assigns work schedules and maintains time records for subordinate employees. Trains lower-level employees in proper supply or inventory control procedures.

Requirements

High School Diploma or equivalent
0 - 6 months of experience

Responsibilities

Determine replenishment requirements, locate, select, document issue of, and distribute medical supplies in all hospital floor units.
Document receipt of and distribution of supplies and equipment.
Supervise the work of lower-level employees in a warehouse, supply room or storeroom; or assist in the administration of a property control section.
Oversee the work of subordinate employees in receiving, storing, issuing, and requisitioning supplies and equipment.
Develop, maintain, and implement a detailed inventory control system for a state agency, department or institution.
Investigate property losses and other inventory discrepancies, report results and recommendations to appropriate authorities.
Maintain liaison with vendors and customers to ensure rapid and accurate supply transactions.
Prepare periodic and annual inventory reports.
Assign work schedules and maintain time records for subordinate employees.
Train lower-level employees in proper supply or inventory control procedures.