Inventory Tech - job 3 of 5

As an Inventory Tech at CHI Memorial in Chattanooga, your primary responsibilities will include managing inventory related to picking products, replenishing, requisitioning, and shipping and receiving. You will ensure that supply areas are organized, maintain optimal par levels, and assist in distributing medical supplies to patient care areas to ensure efficient patient care.

To apply for the Inventory Tech position at CHI Memorial, you will need a high school diploma or GED, along with at least one year of supply chain-related or relevant experience. Additionally, having basic knowledge of Microsoft Office applications and automated ERP systems will be beneficial.

The Inventory Tech at CHI Memorial supports patient care by ensuring that medical supplies and equipment are readily available. By managing inventory levels and ensuring timely distribution of supplies, you help maintain seamless operations that directly affect patient outcomes.

Essential skills for success as an Inventory Tech at CHI Memorial include strong communication abilities, attention to detail, and organizational skills. It's also important to be proficient with Microsoft Office tools and have a basic understanding of inventory management systems to ensure smooth operations.

The work environment for Inventory Techs at CHI Memorial is collaborative and supportive, where teamwork and communication are highly valued. You will be part of a larger mission to provide exceptional healthcare services while ensuring that all inventory needs are met quickly and effectively.

In my previous role, I used inventory management systems extensively to track stock levels, process orders, and generate reports. I believe my experience with systems like Lawson ensures accurate and efficient inventory control, which is vital for patient care.

I prioritize tasks based on urgency and patient needs. By regularly assessing inventory levels and working closely with clinical staff, I can ensure that high-demand supplies are always available, while also managing less critical items efficiently.

In my last position, I noticed a recurring issue with outdated supplies. I took the initiative to implement a monthly review process that not only reduced waste but also improved overall inventory accuracy.

To ensure inventory accuracy, I conduct regular audits, keep thorough records, and use inventory management software to track stock levels. This proactive approach helps catch discrepancies before they affect patient care.

I thrive under pressure by staying organized and focused. I maintain a clear to-do list and prioritize urgent requests, allowing me to efficiently manage high-volume tasks while ensuring all supplies meet patient care requirements.

I believe in open and collaborative communication. I regularly check in with clinical staff to stay updated on their needs and concerns regarding supplies, ensuring we can address any issues proactively.

Teamwork is essential in inventory management. I work closely with my colleagues and other departments to ensure that the entire supply chain is cohesive, which ultimately benefits patient care.

I maintain organization by implementing a clear labeling system and regular audits to ensure everything is in its place. Consistent restocking and rotation of supplies also help keep the supply room organized.

I manage excess inventory by regularly reviewing stock levels, identifying slow-moving items, and collaborating with teams to develop strategies for reducing inventory without compromising patient care.

The most rewarding aspect of being an Inventory Tech is knowing that my work directly supports patient care. Ensuring that medical staff have the supplies they need to provide care is deeply fulfilling.