Director-Operational Effectiveness, Supply Chain

Director-Operational Effectiveness, Supply Chain

The Director Supply Chain Operational Effectiveness reports to the Chief Supply Chain and Project Management Officer (CSPMO). This position works closely with the CSPMO on strategy development and as such must have a strong background in both operations and technology associated with a high functioning Supply Chain program. This role works closely with other leaders from around the organization to ensure that Supply Chain systems, functions and goals are integrated with the goals of Leadership and the goals of the organization. This role is directly responsible for leading the continuous improvement initiatives within safety, quality, and performance for Supply Chain Management. This position will provide leadership, planning, technical direction, communication, and coaching skills to ensure efficient processes to meet customer needs in the most cost-effective manner. Individual acts as leader and driver of all quality and safety initiatives within Sourcing, Contracting, Purchasing, Facility Operations, Distribution, Systems and Biomedical Services. Interacts and partners with Finance, Revenue Cycle, Information Systems, Project Management and Vendors as needed to meet departmental metrics and goals. The successful candidate will be able to function well in formal and informal leadership roles and lead and participate actively in cross functional team environments, must have strong communication and presentation skills, and demonstrate a strong sense of accountability for not only their direct reports but the success of the larger organization.

Minimum Education Required : Bachelors degree in Business / Management, Manufacturing, Engineering, Logistics, Project Management or related field required. In lieu of degree, 6 years of relevant work experience will be accepted to meet the educational requirement.

Minimum Experience Required : Seven (7) years of work experience in Supply Chain to include 3 years of leadership or project management responsibility. Project Management Professional (PMP) Certification and / or Lean Six Sigma Certification preferred. If no degree, a total of 13 years experience required.

Minimum Licensure / Certification Required by Law : None.

Additional Qualifications : Experience in a healthcare corporate supply chain or logistics environment preferred.