Drug coordinator vs supply specialist

Differences between drug coordinator and supply specialist duties and responsibilities

Drug coordinator example responsibilities.

• Facilitate development of veterans individual rehabilitation plans, which provide purpose, organization and empowerment to achieve life goals.
• Review if drugs meet NCCN or FDA guidelines.
• Document store process improvements, including process of handling drug recalls and new FDA OTC releases.
• Process urinalysis report through appropriate channels and to higher headquarters.
• Liaise with army leadership to organize urinalysis testing and ensure results are accurate.
• Grant access to electronic medical record databases to process utilization reviews in a timely and accurate manner while remaining HIPAA compliant.
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Supply specialist example responsibilities.

• Dispatch vehicles, maintains dispatch records, trip tickets and records in logbooks, manage the GSA vehicle fleet of vehicles.
• Complete BCT and AIT, laid pipelines for F.S.S.P.
• Remove hazardous spills/wastes; ensure compliance with EPA and OSHA regulations.
• Establish and maintain a file system for the section in accordance with DOD standards.
• Collect and prepare payroll and minimum manning information for EDI data-entry inputs and reporting to DoD.
• Assemble and develop training and lesson plans for the unit to gain knowledge of the importance of CSDP.
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