Director, Materials Management

Overview

2/17 Update - Must have Healthcare Experience JOB SUMMARY: Director of Materials Management directly manages the purchasing, receipt and distribution of supplies for clients and lab; and supervises and coordinates the activities of the Supply Distribution team. JOB REQUIREMENTS EDUCATION & LICENSURE: • Bachelor Degree or equivalent experience in inventory control, stock control, or warehouse operations is required. REQUIREMENTS: • Five to ten years of prior job-related experience is required. • One year of supervisory experience in inventory management and stock control is preferred. Provide leadership and supervise/manage assigned department, make decisions, solve problems, develop procedures, and conduct and attend meetings. Manage employee performance by coaching, counseling, motivating, and evaluating employees on a continual basis. Implement disciplinary action as needed and in consultation with Human Resources. Must be familiar with and abide by the Corporate Compliance Program and all Corporate policies, including the Privacy and Security policies. Provide the appropriate analysis and reports to review purchasing, consumption, replenishment parameters, inventory actual versus forecast, cycle counts, etc. Responsible for on-going functionality of the Purchase Order/Inventory system from an overall organization expectation in coordination with accounting.

Benefits

Company

A premier provider of anatomic, clinical and molecular pathology services, as well as one of the largest providers of women’s health services in the United States. Privately held and physician-centric, we works seamlessly with customers to provide superior diagnostic services – a vital link in the cycle of patient relationships. We use the latest in proprietary and industry standard technology to deliver fast, accurate results. The company provides clients with the highest quality of services available, consistently exceeding the expectations of physicians, employees, payers and most importantly, patients.