| Location | Minot, ND |
Position Summary:
The OR Supply Chain Coordinator manages and supports the availability, accuracy, and flow of surgical supplies and equipment within the operating room and perioperative areas. This role coordinates inventory management, case cart preparation, and timely supply replenishment to ensure surgical teams have the materials needed to deliver safe, efficient patient care. Working closely with perioperative staff, materials management, and clinical leadership, the Coordinator supports organized workflows, clear communication, and consistent readiness for scheduled and emergent procedures. This position functions within a collaborative, detail-focused team environment that values accuracy, accountability, and shared responsibility. The role plays an important part in cost control, standardization efforts, and compliance with regulatory and infection prevention requirements in support of high-quality surgical services.
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Physical Requirements:
This role requires frequent standing, walking, bending, reaching, and lifting while working throughout the operating room and supply areas. The OR Supply Chain Coordinator regularly pushes carts, handles supply totes, and lifts boxes and equipment as part of inventory and case cart management. Adequate vision, hearing, and manual dexterity are required to read labels, track inventory, and safely handle supplies in a fast-paced surgical environment.
Environmental Requirements:
The OR Supply Chain Coordinator works primarily in perioperative environments, including operating rooms, sterile core areas, and supply storage spaces. The role involves exposure to noise, time-sensitive workflows, cleaning agents, and strict infection control practices, requiring consistent use of personal protective equipment. Work may involve high-pressure situations during surgical schedules, emergencies, or supply disruptions, with close coordination across multiple departments.