WEBINAR SERIES: Supply Chain Strategy-8 Lessons to Learn
Intalere Advisory Specialist Webinar Series
Supply Chain Strategy: 8 Lessons Learn and Grow
Thursday, April 15 | 11:00 am
This training is partially funded through an Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response (ASPR) grant CFDA#93.889 to the Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH) in collaboration with the Mississippi Hospital Association-Health, Education, and Research Foundation.
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In theory, the supply chain is the repository for a treasure trove of data on products, including price, use and outcomes. Supply chain represents 30 percent of hospital operations, ranking second only to labor in cost, However, the pandemic quickly unearthed detrimental fissures in the global supply chain. An overreliance on just-in-time (JIT) procurement strategies and a lack of industry-wide data sharing left many healthcare providers in the dark, unable to predict critical supply shortages or find alternative solutions.
In this session we will review recent regulatory updates, resources available to make sure that you are better prepared and more informed, and finally, several lessons that will support the resiliency, efficiency and sustainability of your supply chain, including:
• Maintaining flexibility and cross functional collaboration.
• Understanding and utilizing Total Cost of Ownership in your sourcing strategy.
• Applying principles of alternative suppliers, strategic inventory and reuse/recycling options in your plans.
Presenter:
Missy Hill, RN, CPHRM, FCN, HACP
Intalere Medical/Surgical Specialist
Currently, Missy Hill works nationally with healthcare facilities, account executives and vendors as a Medical/Surgical Advisory Specialist. In this role, she helps maximize relational and operational health through education of products, programs and services. As a subject matter expert in the healthcare ecosystem, she aims to be a trusted advisor, bringing value through analytics and education.
Prior to joining Intalere in 2014, Hill worked as a territory executive for several nationally recognized companies, covering Oklahoma and Texas. In these roles, she was responsible for driving existing relationships, developing new relationships, growing sales, and cultivating creative solutions. Her passion, encouragement, optimism, and tenacity has been the backbone of her success. Her curiosity, commitment, and vision is the drive that compels her forward.
As a Registered Nurse, Hill has experience in acute and non-acute settings. Her heart and desire for a better healthcare environment is evidenced by her certificates in risk management, patient safety, healthcare accreditation and Lean Six Sigma (yellow belt).
Hill is a member of the American Society for Healthcare Risk Management, the Institute for Healthcare Improvement/National Patient Safety Foundation, Faith Community Nurse Association of Oklahoma, and volunteers for the Oklahoma County Medical Reserve Corp. She also serves on the Health Connect Partners OR/Supply Chain Educational Board.
Hill received a bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the University of Oklahoma, a nursing degree from St. Charles County Community College, St. Peter’s, Mo., and holds her RN license from the Oklahoma Board of Nursing.