Supply Chain Specialist

Minnesota Urology is hiring a full-time Supply Chain Specialist.

This position is on site and will support all of our clinics across the Metro Area.

This dual-reporting role oversees the entire supply chain operation and conducts value analysis for sourcing and contracting supplies such as medical, surgical, pharmaceutical, laboratory, and office items, as well as all purchased services and equipment across all MN Urology locations. Negotiates to secure the best pricing with suppliers and service vendors. Works in partnership with directors, managers, supervisors, and physicians to assure compliance with purchasing contracts to maximize use and savings opportunities. Dedicated to continuously implementing cost-control strategies and securing supply chain savings through-out MNU. Establish critical metrics reports (including savings achieved) and reports progress to appropriate management and other oversight teams. Responsible for all supply chain communication to key stakeholders.

EDUCATION AND TRAINING:

• Bachelor's degree in related field strongly preferred but not required.


• Certified Materials Resource Professional (CMRP) and Lean Certification preferred.


• Requires five years' experience in supply chain management; prefer healthcare setting.


• Experience implementing and utilizing supply chain management software systems.


• Working knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite.


• Expertise in evaluating the cost and benefits of purchase decisions, total ownership expenses, and options for equipment leasing and service contracts


• Experience crafting and executing a supply chain improvement plan preferred


• Knowledge of medical terminology, medical and surgical supplies and equipment, and medical equipment maintenance/repair


• Experience working directly with physicians and clinicians in decision-making

This position requires reliable transportation as you will travel to all MNU locations across the Twin Cities Metro area.  

Minnesota Urology does not discriminate against applicants on the basis of their race, color, national origin, religion, creed, disability, age, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status, familial status, or status with regard to public assistance, or membership or activity in a local human rights agencies.