Job Analysis – Medical BuyerI have chosen the job analysis method known as the structured interview. I chose this method because I will be giving the interview and I will be available to answer any questions the incumbent might have. I am friends with the incumbent and we have a good rapport. I realize that the Position Analysis Questionnaire might be the better choice but I chose the interview for the personal aspect that I could bring to it. The PAQ is also very time consuming and I did not want the incumbent to possibly lose interest and start answering the questions with the intent of completion overtaking the intent of accuracy.
Position: Medical BuyerDepartment: Purchasing and Supply ServicesReports to: PASS Supervisor and PASS DirectorInteracts with: PASS Supervisor, PASS Director, fellow Medical Buyers, and various departmental employeesFLSA Status: ExemptDate Approved: January 10, 2011Position Summary: Performs various functions necessary for the continued operation of the hospital. These include, but are not limited to, obtaining quotations, placing orders, conveying pertinent information to departments on items ordered, to be ordered, or that have already been received, and meeting with vendor representatives.
Essential Job Functions, Tasks, or Duties: Listed in Alphabetical OrderAllow Accounts Payable to pay invoices by correcting any invoice discrepanciesAnswer phones and direct callers in event secretary is previously occupiedAssist various departments with any questions they may have regarding supply distributionAssist Receiving with correcting packing slip discrepanciesAssist in performing inventory twice yearlyBuild and maintain professional relationships with various vendor representativesCheck confirmation prices against purchase order prices and make necessary changesContact and host vendors with the purpose of securing the best price possibleCreate and send purchase orders created from purchase requisitionsCreate hospital access badges for vendor representativesDeliver materials in event Receiving is previously occupiedPerform any duties necessary in order for the Purchasing and Support Service department to assist the hospital in the performance of their dutiesTrack
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