Prime Vendor Analyst

Create, maintain, and develop relationships with the customer, sales teams, and vendor community. Lead various committees on behalf of customer (ex. value analysis committee). Serve as initial point of contact for customers’ new and existing vendors. Meet with vendors to discuss products, pricing and terms. Present findings to key contacts in the customer’s procurement team. Measure the trends, efficiencies and effectiveness of sales and resource allocation and utilization. Prepare and analyze sales forecast, sales results, budget variances, and quarterly business presentations. Support sales team by managing contract terms, assisting with brand conversions, and tracking all savings and projects. Make presentations regarding project updates, business results, committee findings, etc. Review pricing to determine and identify discrepancies. Ensure new pricing rules are reviewed and approved by respective sales teams.

According to JobzMall, the average salary range for a Prime Vendor Analyst in 1960 Miro Way, Rialto, CA 92376, USA is $40,000 to $50,000. This range may vary depending on the company, the size of the organization, and the experience and qualifications of the individual.

As the nation's largest privately held manufacturer and distributor of quality medical supplies and services, Medline offers healthcare products and services that drive value through tailored solutions across the continuum of care. Medline offers 550,000+ medical supplies to improve care and help make healthcare affordable for all. As a global company made up of clinicians, researchers, engineers, financial experts and 1,400 direct sales representatives, we know the healthcare business from the bottom up and aim to serve as our customers' trusted advisers. We understand that it's not just medical products, but people's health. Our goal is to help the people who take care of patients and their loved. If you've ever been in a hospital, nursing home, or doctor's office, you have likely used our products—from the baby blanket that brought your newborn home, to the bandage that covered a scab, to the gowns, gloves and surgical procedure trays found in the operating room.