Inventory Analyst (Field-Based) - London
Contract: 12‑month fixed term
Salary: £35,520 per year
Hours: Monday-Friday, full time
Location: Field-based, travelling between multiple London hospitals
About the Role
Are you experienced in inventory management and ready to make a real impact in healthcare? We're looking for a Field-Based Inventory Analyst to support hospital sites across London. You'll be the go‑to expert for our Inventory Management System (IMS) and play a key role in ensuring stock is handled efficiently, accurately and safely.
This is a great opportunity to use your analytical skills in a meaningful environment, working closely with hospital teams and internal colleagues to keep essential medical supplies flowing smoothly.
What You'll Be Doing
Inventory & System Management
Oversee the full lifecycle of stock - from ordering to final use.
Maintain accurate master data and inventory records.
Work with hospital teams to identify and resolve stock discrepancies.
Stock Control & Risk Management
Monitor stock levels daily to reduce shortages, overstocks, and expired items.
Carry out routine cycle counts and investigate any variances.
Supplier & Returns Coordination
Manage product returns and ensure hospital teams are kept informed.
Track supplier performance and ensure service levels are met.
Reporting & Analysis
Produce regular reports on stock levels and system performance.
Spot trends and suggest improvements based on data analysis.
Continuous Improvement
Identify ways to improve processes and user experience.
Share best practices to enhance efficiency across the service.
Product & Equipment Support
Assist with the introduction of new products and raise any equipment issues.
Collaboration & Customer Service
Build strong working relationships with hospital staff.
Support the Service Delivery Manager with contract obligations and service performance.
What We're Looking For
Essential
Experience in inventory, supply chain, stock control or analytical roles.
Strong Excel and Microsoft Office skills.
Excellent numerical and analytical skills.
Confident, clear communication in English.
Desirable
Experience working in a hospital, operating room or cath lab.
Understanding of healthcare standards and procedures.
Why Join Us?
You'll be part of a team that directly supports patient care by strengthening hospital materials management. If you enjoy problem‑solving, thrive in a hands‑on role, and love improving processes, this is a fantastic chance to grow your career while making a difference.
Additional Information
The role requires travel between hospitals in London.
Vaccinations (COVID‑19, flu, Hepatitis B) are recommended but not mandatory.
We use generative AI tools to support our screening process, but every decision is reviewed and made by our hiring team.
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Ready to Apply?
If this sounds like the right next step for you, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today and help shape the future of healthcare logistics!
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