Description

We are seeking a detail-oriented and organized individual to join our veterinary team as an Inventory Manager. The Inventory Manager will play a crucial role in ensuring the smooth operation of our clinic by managing and maintaining our inventory of medical supplies, pharmaceuticals, and equipment. This position requires a combination of administrative skills, inventory management expertise, and a passion for animal care.

• Maintain accurate records of all veterinary supplies, medications, including controlled substances, and equipment.
• Monitor inventory levels and reorder supplies as needed to ensure adequate stock levels.
• Conduct regular audits to verify inventory accuracy and identify discrepancies.
• Implement inventory control procedures to minimize waste and reduce costs.

• Research suppliers and negotiate pricing to obtain the best value for veterinary supplies.
• Place orders for supplies and medications in a timely manner to prevent stockouts.
• Coordinate with vendors to resolve any issues with orders, deliveries, or product quality.
• Track orders and shipments to ensure timely delivery and receipt of goods.

• Inspect incoming shipments for accuracy and quality.
• Verify expiration dates and ensure proper storage of medications and vaccines.
• Identify and report any damaged or expired products for replacement or disposal.

• Work closely with veterinarians, veterinary technicians, and other staff to understand inventory needs and preferences.
• Communicate effectively with team members to ensure awareness of inventory status and upcoming needs.
• Collaborate with clinic management to develop and implement inventory management policies and procedures.

• Maintain organized records of inventory transactions, including receipts, invoices, and inventory counts.
• Generate regular reports on inventory levels, usage trends, and cost analysis.
• Analyze data to identify opportunities for process improvement and cost savings.

• Train staff on proper inventory procedures, including ordering, receiving, and restocking.
• Follow OSHA compliance and DEA protocols.
• Ensure compliance with regulatory requirements for handling and storage of veterinary medications and controlled substances.
•  Stay informed about industry trends and best practices in veterinary inventory management.