Materials Technician II-1

Summary : Detail oriented member of Distribution Services team. The Material Technician II will perform a wide variety of supply chain activities; most notably, ordering and replenishing medical and surgical products as well as general office supplies, verifying product integrity, and confirming order accuracy in the process of receiving product. Materials Technician II is the key liaison between the Materials Management department and inpatient nursing areas, surgical services, emergency services, cardiac catheterization, women & infants services, and various other clinical and non-clinical departments for the majority of supply chain services. The role of Materials Technician II is expected to work closely with the clinical department managers and staff to ensure the appropriate amount product is stocked that will meet patient care needs. This role is also responsible for conducting inventory, and ordering the necessary supplies for their areas of responsibility using Lawson Materials Information System (MMIS), handheld technology, and Pyxis automated supply stations. Materials Technician II will provide accurate usage and compliance reports to nursing management and other service leaders to assess patient charge compliance for all items dispensed through Pyxis. Materials Technician II will collaborate with managers when products are added or deleted from stock. This role will ensure the integrity of information between Pyxis stations, handheld technology, and their respective interfaces to MMIS with accurate, daily data entries. In addition, Materials Technician II is responsible for the prompt delivery of patient care equipment and sterile re-processed goods to internal customers throughout the hospital. Job Responsibilities: 1) Develops and maintains a thorough understanding of the Lawson MMIS modules including Lawson Mobile Supply Chain Management (MSCM), Lawson Requisition Center (RQC) as well as other procurement modules. 2) Initiates daily stock replenishment process by reordering products with handheld technology, picks all items from the distribution store room, loads them onto flat beds for transporting, and promptly delivers to the departments. Once transported to the department, products are put away in the appropriate bin locations. 3) Maintain profiles and par levels in the various systems (i.e., Lawson and Pyxis) to ensure the stock levels in the department meets the demand with respect to the sensitivity of the patient care environment. Adds and/or deletes items based on utilization needs in clinical areas. Proactively work on par levels to avoid stock outs. Keep an updated label on all items where they reside. 4) Item management- rotations of items with closest expiration dates being placed in front. Expiration date management- proatcive management of reviewing expiration dates to avoid outdated inventory. Work with other areas to utilize the goods prior to expiring. Work collaboratively with Team Lead on any expired good hand-off. 5) Urgent requests-identify through the MMIS where the item resides in the organizaiton. If within the DC and IP Nursing Units, retrieve and deliver items. If outside of the areas of scope, page the appropriate department representative. 6) Verifies accuracy of items received, inspects packaging to ensure sterility and integrity, and handles all inventory in a safe manner. Removes items from boxes for storing in the clean room supply areas. Discards containers per BH policies. 7) Item substitues/converted/backorders "hotlist" – once the information is received by the handler, it will be reviewed to determine critical items and escalated per internal procedures. 8) Recalls- timely response to recall alerts, identify affected product, complete the Recall Action Track Form per policies, attach form to the goods and deliver to the Distribution Area. 9) Returns- responsible for completing stock return forms, attaching to the goods and return to the approrate warehouse location. R…

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