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Develops and delivers pharmacy staff training, onboarding, competency assessments, and certification preparation. Coordinates education for pharmacists, technicians, students, and interns; maintains training and certification records; supports implementation of pharmacy technologies and workflow changes; and promotes medication safety, regulatory compliance, operational excellence, and continuous professional development.

Leads a regional medical device sales team by developing sales strategies, coaching consultants, setting targets, analyzing performance data, resolving customer issues, and supporting talent development. The role reports to the EVP of Sales, contributes to company-wide strategy, represents the company at industry events, and requires extensive travel across Texas. Candidates must reside in Houston, Dallas, or Austin and have medical sales leadership experience, strong communication skills, CRM and Microsoft Office proficiency, and a valid driver’s license.

Provides customer service and supports inside sales for international freight and logistics clients. Coordinates rate quotations, shipment status reporting, product promotion, prospect qualification, sales leads, business development, and communication with overseas offices, agents, and internal teams. Maintains client relationships, supports key accounts, and helps increase business volume through regional and network collaboration.

Build and configure reporting forms, workflows, and automation supporting state-specific compliance requirements. Partner with customers and cross-functional teams to translate reporting needs into scalable technical solutions, troubleshoot compliance challenges, establish team standards, and improve documentation and tooling. The role uses JavaScript, JSON, and Forms.io while supporting public safety technology deployments across jurisdictions.

Supports centralized procurement, receiving, storage, inventory control, and distribution of clinical and administrative supplies. Responsibilities include inspecting deliveries, recording receipts, maintaining temperature and expiration records, replenishing inventory, conducting cycle counts, preparing departmental requests, producing basic reports, and providing backup courier services. The role requires accurate electronic recordkeeping, adherence to storage and infection-control standards, computer proficiency, and the ability to lift up to 50 pounds.