Receiving Clerk at CommonSpirit Health in Lexington, KY

As a Receiving Clerk, you will be responsible for accurately receiving, inspecting, and documenting all incoming shipments and deliveries.

Every day you will verify contents against purchase orders, identify and report discrepancies or damages, and organize received goods for proper distribution or storage.

To be successful, you will demonstrate meticulous attention to detail, efficient organizational skills, and a commitment to maintaining accurate inventory records and supporting smooth operations.

• Accepts and signs for deliveries from distributor
• Assists in unloading shipments from delivery truck
• Uses dollies, forklifts, and other moving equipment to transport shipments from loading dock and around stockroom
• Opens boxes and inspects contents of shipments
• Processes returns for any defective or incorrect items
• Checks shipping invoice to ensure all items are accounted for

Required

• High School Graduate General Studies and Minimum of Two (2) years Supply Chain related experience, upon hire or
• High School GED General Studies and Minimum of Two (2) years Supply Chain related experience, upon hire
• None, upon hire

Welcome to Saint Joseph Hospital, a 433-bed hospital founded in 1877 by the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth as the first hospital in Lexington, Kentucky. Led by Sister Euphrasia Stafford, the mission to provide compassionate care to the underserved is still carried out today. Saint Joseph Hospital holds over two dozen national ranks and recognitions and is recognized as a 2024 Best Place to Work in Kentucky. 

Saint Joseph is part of CommonSpirit Health, a non-profit, Catholic health system dedicated to advancing health for all people. With approximately 175,000 team members and 25,000 physicians and advanced practice clinicians. 

Our commitment to serve the common good is delivered through the dedicated work of thousands of physicians, advanced practice clinicians, nurses, and staff; through clinical excellence delivered across a system of 140 hospitals and more than 2,200 care centers serving 24 states.