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Pearl Hospital
Procurement and Supply Chain Officer at Pearl Hospital
KenyaFull TimeMid-Senior Level
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Location: Nyahururu
Pearl Hospital is seeking a competent, ethical and results-oriented Procurement and Supply Chain Officer to manage procurement, supplier performance and inventory controls. The successful candidate will ensure the timely availability of quality medicines, medical supplies, equipment and general goods at competitive prices.
Key responsibilities
Prepare and implement procurement plans.
Source quotations, evaluate suppliers and negotiate prices and terms.
Procure medicines, laboratory reagents, medical consumables, equipment and general supplies.
Ensure purchase orders and procurement records are complete, approved and audit-ready.
Work with Finance, Pharmacy, Laboratory, Theatre, Nursing and other departments.
Prepare monthly reports covering procurement expenditure, savings, stock-outs, supplier performance and outstanding orders.
Supervise and develop the Procurement Assistant.
Maintain professional, respectful and responsive relationships with staff and suppliers.
Minimum requirements
Bachelor's degree in Procurement, Supply Chain Management, Commerce or a related field.
At least two years of relevant procurement and supply-chain experience.
Demonstrable experience in a hospital, pharmacy, laboratory, medical supplier or another regulated healthcare environment.
Active KISM membership or eligibility for professional registration.
Good knowledge of procurement controls, inventory management and FEFO principles.
Proficiency in Microsoft Excel and procurement, ERP or inventory-management systems.
Strong negotiation, analytical, communication and record-management skills.
High integrity and ability to work independently.
Added advantage
CPSP-K, CIPS or another recognised procurement qualification.
Experience supervising procurement staff.
Evidence of delivering measurable savings, reducing stock-outs or improving supplier performance.
Performance expectations
The successful candidate will be assessed on cost savings, stock availability, procurement turnaround time, reduction of emergency purchases and expiries, supplier performance, inventory accuracy and procurement compliance.