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  • Manager Materials Management

    Job ID
    2018-47598
    Employment Type
    Full Time
    Department
    Purchasing And Stores
    Hours / Pay Period
    80
    Facility
    Methodist Hospital Sacramento
    Shift
    Day
    Location
    SACRAMENTO
    State/Province
    CA
    Standard Hours
    Mon-Fri (Days)
    Work Schedule
    8 Hour

    • Overview

    Established in 1973, Methodist Hospital is a full-service community hospital committed to providing excellence in health care for residents living in Sacramento's southern suburbs, including Laguna, Elk Grove and Galt. For additional information about Methodist Hospital, please visit us at methodistsacramento.org. Methodist Hospital is part of Dignity Health- a 21-state network of 9,000 physicians, 59,000 employees and more than 400 care centers, including hospitals, urgent and occupational care, imaging centers, home health and primary care clinics. In the Sacramento area, Dignity Health operates Mercy General Hospital, Mercy Hospital of Folsom, Mercy San Juan Medical Center, Methodist Hospital, Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Woodland Memorial Hospital and Mercy Medical Group (a service of Dignity Health Medical Foundation). Dignity Health is committed to delivering compassionate, high-quality, affordable health care services with special attention to the poor and underserved.

    Responsibilities

    Position Summary:
     
    The Manager of Material Management reports to the Vice President Chief Financial Officer. This position is responsible for the day-to-day operations and supervision of the Purchasing & Stores department, timely purchase and delivery of materials and goods, accurate documentation of transactions involving supplies and equipment consistent with the Mission and Philosophy of Dignity Health.
     
    Position Scope: The incumbent is responsible for the timely purchase and distribution of medical supplies/equipment; accurate recording of supplies issued to departments and patients to ensure proper cost accounting and revenue recovery. The incumbent will ensure that product inventory is maintained at adequate levels by ordering, receiving and storing supplies; interfacing with medical and nursing staff concerning needed supplies and providing information on present inventory; checking and arranging for repairs on equipment; completing cost analyses on supplies provided to keep charges updated. This position is responsible for hiring, developing, motivating, counseling, and evaluating staff to ensure they remain competent in their duties and monitoring their work to maintain established standards. In addition, this position will develop and maintain the department’s operating and capital budget. The incumbent develops and maintains written policies and procedures pertaining to department duties. It is the incumbent’s responsibility to disseminate this information to subordinates in a timely manner. The day-to-day operations will include orient staff, train, prepare schedules, payroll processes, and evaluating subordinates; monitoring departmental budget parameters; developing and writing departmental policies/procedures; facilitating staff meetings and assisting staff in seeking methods to improve current work practices and departmental operations. The incumbent will also maintain and improve morale of culturally diverse staff while maintaining a disciplined and productive work environment. Mentoring staff, as well as providing appropriate rewards and recognition, in order to maintain a satisfied and qualified work force requires constant focus in light of the increasing complexity of labor relations and union agreements. Reporting to this position include but not limited to Distribution Tech, Receiving Clerk, Inventory Control Tech and clerical support. Major Challenges: Maintain quality service functions, high productivity and morale while meeting the department’s goals and objectives in a cost-effective manner. Maintain department costs within approved budget allowances and to develop staff to work effectively and independently.
     
    Three major human resources challenges exist for this position. The first is the effective recruitment and retention of qualified staff. The second is to maintain and improve morale of culturally diverse exempt and non-exempt staff while maintaining a disciplined and productive work environment. Mentoring staff, as well as providing appropriate rewards and recognition, in order to maintain a satisfied and qualified work force requires constant focus in light of the increasing complexity of labor relations and union agreements. Freedom to Act:
     
    This position has the accountability and authority to evaluate, train and supervise the day-to-day operations; order and authorize payment of supplies and equipment; approve timecards; revise or formulate departmental policies/procedures; flex staffing to meet productivity targets; human resource actions such as but not limited to the hiring of qualified staff, all levels of corrective action including termination.
     
    Minimum Qualifications:
    • Five years of materials management experience. Hospital/Healthcare experience preferred. 
    • Two years of supervisory experience in a comparable setting or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
    • Bachelor’s Degree
    • Knowledge of budgeting and financial management
    • Must have conflict management and problem-solving skills
    • Experience with quality improvement principles
    • Effective oral and written communication skills
    • Must have human resource management, principles and practice of effective supervision
    • Must be proficient with computer software tools, including word processing, spread sheet, data base, and other application packages

    Qualifications

    Materials management which must include two years of supervisory experience in a comparable setting or an equivalent combination of education and experience. 5 years Knowledge of budgeting and financial management, conflict management and problem-solving skills, quality improvement principles, effective oral and written communication skills, human resource management, principles and practice of effective supervision, and a working knowledge of computer software tools, including word processing, spread sheet, data base, and other application packages.

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