Supply Chain Analyst

About the role

Our fantastic healthcare client is looking for a detail-driven Supply Chain Analyst to support a high-priority item data initiative based out of Brentwood, Tennessee. However, the role is fully remote. This Contract position will focus on improving the quality, accuracy, and completeness of item master information so downstream operational teams can work from reliable data. The role is fully remote and suited for someone who can manage large data sets, conduct independent product research, and maintain strong accuracy in a fast-moving environment.

Responsibilities

• Analyze large volumes of hospital item records and resolve data gaps, inconsistencies, and duplicate information across multiple facilities.
• Import and evaluate item files in designated supply chain systems to expand and refine core product attributes.
• Investigate missing or unclear item details by using supplier portals, manufacturer resources, and other credible references without relying solely on site personnel.
• Verify and update key fields such as manufacturer information, catalog numbers, item descriptions, pricing details, packaging structure, unit status, and classification attributes.
• Distinguish between products already established in the item master and records that require additional validation or new setup steps.
• Correct incomplete or inaccurate item master entries to improve data integrity and support operational readiness.
• Prepare standardized, well-vetted data for use by revenue cycle, IT, and implementation stakeholders.
• Work efficiently through extensive Excel-based data sets while preserving organization, auditability, and precision.
• Contribute to inventory-related project efforts by helping ensure item information is ready for downstream system and process needs.

Requirements

• Experience in healthcare supply chain, materials management, procurement, or item master data administration.
• Strong capability in Excel and in handling high-volume data review, validation, and cleanup work.
• Familiarity with medical and surgical products, including common suppliers and manufacturers used in hospital environments.
• Proven ability to research and verify item-level information using external vendor portals and manufacturer websites.
• Understanding of packaging hierarchies, units of measure, manufacturer part numbers, and related supply chain data elements.
• High attention to detail with strong organizational and analytical skills.
• Ability to work independently in a remote setting and manage priorities with limited oversight.
• Exposure to tools such as PowerSource, Oracle, or Oracle Fusion is helpful but not required.

Benefits

Benefits are available to contract/temporary professionals, including medical, vision, dental, and life and disability insurance. Hired contract/temporary professionals are also eligible to enroll in our company 401(k) plan.