Supply Chain Manager

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The Supply Chain Manager oversees the procurement, inventory management, distribution, and utilization of supplies and equipment within Oak Leaf Surgical Hospital. This role ensures the organization has a consistent and cost-effective supply chain to support patient care and operational needs.

• Direct the daily operations of the Supply Chain department, including purchasing, receiving, inventory control, distribution, and storage of supplies and equipment
• Maintain reliable inventory levels by monitoring usage, expiration dates, and stock levels; partnering with clinical leaders to anticipate procedural and operational needs; and coordinating substitutions to prevent shortages and reduce waste
• Oversee the sourcing and purchasing of medical supplies and equipment in accordance with hospital requirements, approved contracts, and purchasing policies
• Monitor supply expenditures, investigate variances, and identify opportunities to reduce costs while maintaining quality and availability
• Ensure supplies and equipment are received, stored, and handled in accordance with applicable safety, infection prevention, regulatory, and accreditation requirements
• Evaluate and resolve product quality, availability, or performance concerns in coordination with vendors, clinical teams, and other stakeholders
• Maintain accurate purchasing, inventory, and vendor records and use supply chain data to support operational decisions
• Use the organization's secure messaging platform in accordance with departmental protocols, including timely receipt and responses to communications

• Supervise Supply Chain staff by assigning work, setting priorities, planning coverage, monitoring performance, and ensuring adherence to hospital policies and procedures
• Provide coaching, training, feedback, performance evaluations, and corrective action
• Ensure employees have the resources needed to work safely and effectively
• Foster accountability, collaboration, engagement, and professional development

• Build effective relationships with physicians and clinical leaders to understand supply and equipment needs, preferences, and concerns, and to evaluate new-product or equipment requests based on clinical need, standardization, cost, and availability
• Serve as the liaison among providers, hospital leadership, vendors, and the corporate management company, communicating product changes, shortages, substitutions and implementation plans

• Develop and implement supply chain strategies that support patient care, operational efficiency, product quality, and responsible use of hospital resources
• Partner with Corporate Supply Chain on vendor selection, contracting, product standardization, and negotiations; implement approved vendor and GPO agreements; and manage vendor performance and issue resolution at the facility level
• Partner with hospital leadership and the corporate management company to identify cost‑saving opportunities, improve processes, and apply relevant industry best practices
• Monitor and use supply chain performance measures, including cost per case, inventory turns, contract compliance, purchase and receiving timeliness, expired or excess inventory, open orders, product availability, and realized savings, to support operational and financial decisions.
• Lead supply chain planning for the capital budget, including gathering clinical requirements, evaluating options, and supporting vendor negotiations
• Monitor industry trends, regulatory changes, and supply…