Supply Chain Cardiac Angiography Stock Controller

Supply Chain Cardiac Angiography Stock Controller At JR site working Monday to Friday 5 day service, Working Closely with Clinical staff and other member of the supply chain team., The Operational team based at the John Radcliffe Hospital requires a Supply Chain Cardiac Angiography Stock Controller., A SupplyChain Stock controller assumes responsibility for maintaining, rotating, checking and ordering consumable material supplies held within the Cardiac Angiography area. The controller will use a computerised traceability and Inventory Management (IM) system. Many of these items will be time sensitive in response to providing necessary materials items that are vital for patient care. Inventory / Materials Management ensures the provision of a cost-effective and efficient stock management service.

The role is a crucial link between the Clinical team and the wider Supply Chain and procurement department, disseminating necessary information regarding Inventory Management issues to Matrons, Team Leaders and Procurement teams. Experience of working in an Inventory/ Material Management capacity is desirable, although training will be provided. A proven track record of intermediate level (or higher) computer literacy is required to manage the electronic Inventory/materials management traceability systems as well as an ability to demonstrate initiative and work unsupervised

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