Supply Chain- Military Spouse Fellowship
Listed on 2026-07-14
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Supply Chain/Logistics
Operations Management, Procurement / Purchasing
Program Overview
Health First participates in the Department of War Spouse Works program—a 12‑week program that connects military spouses to opportunities for hands‑on training, mentoring, and potentially future employment. Candidates are interviewed and matched with host departments, then complete on‑the‑job training while working five days a week.
To be considered, applicants must be accepted into the Spouse Works program and complete the application in the link below along with the Health First job application.
Fellowship DetailsHealth First Supply Chain has opened an opportunity for a fellow with Supply Chain and Project Management experience to create playbooks for our processes. These include Materials Management (logistics and operations), Procurement, Capital Equipment Sourcing, Clinical Sourcing, and Purchased Services Sourcing.
Our playbook content has been created by each Director. This fellow would help develop the content into a uniform document, as well as walk through each process to ensure it is mapped to our updated Kaizen results.
Responsibilities- Create playbooks for Materials Management, Procurement, Capital Equipment Sourcing, Clinical Sourcing, and Purchased Services Sourcing.
- Work with Directors to develop uniform playbook content.
- Walk through each process to ensure it is mapped to updated Kaizen results.
- Supply Chain and Project Management experience.
- Accepted into the Spouse Works program.
At Health First, diversity and inclusion are essential for our continued growth and evolution. We offer a collaborative work environment that recognizes and respects diverse voices. Our fully integrated, not‑for‑profit healthcare system provides nationally recognized clinical care across four hospitals and a dedicated medical group, along with comprehensive insurance plans and a wide range of outpatient services.
ScheduleFull‑Time
Shift Times: other
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