26.04.2024
Supply Manager (Pharmaceutical)
Business Capital Group
South Africa, Sandton
These jobs were popular with other job seekers Engage with vendors to deliver quality, cost effective products and services Ensure effective price management and identify/ participate in cost saving initiatives across products and services Manage the acquisition, utilisation and value chain across products and services to ensure cost efficiencies Build and maintain internal and external stakeholder relationships Negotiate contract terms and conditions Manage vendor performance proactively in accordance with their contracts Drive vendor compliance and performance Provide direction and inspire positive work behaviour Provide procurement related support based on: -serious reportable events and adverse events -product complaints and service delivery issues Monitor business compliance to preferred agreements and keep management informed of compliance Participate in new growth projects, as required Build effective working relationships with hospital and functional teams Drive initiatives to foster the development of new or existing suppliers in line with the companies BBEEE requirements Provide direction and inspire positive work behaviour in team Desired Experience & Qualification Relevant Bachelor’s degree in pharmacy, nursing or other relevant clinical field / Bachelor of Commerce in Supply Chain Management or equivalent CIPS certification (level 2) would be advantageous Knowledge of products and supply chain management (i.e., medicines and surgical devices) in the healthcare industry would be advantageous Working experience in a hospital environment would be advantageous. Understanding of management and relationship structures within an operating environment Good computer proficiency especially Excel, Word and Powerpoint Knowledge of SAP would be advantageous Must have valid drivers license and own transportation Other Sectors & Industries These jobs were popular with other job seekers#J-18808-Ljbffr
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