Skill
Maritime Transportation
Business and Management
Maritime transportation is the movement of goods and passengers by sea and inland waterways using ships, tankers, and barges, forming the backbone of global trade by carrying the majority of the world's cargo by volume. The field encompasses shipping logistics, port operations, vessel management, and maritime law and regulation.
Open roles requiring Maritime Transportation (2)
Supervisory Supply Management Specialist (Chief Supply Chain Officer)
Veterans Health Administration
Full-time · Louisville, KY · $125,776 – $163,514
This federal supervisory role leads supply chain operations across a VA healthcare system, overseeing procurement, inventory, distribution, and logistics planning to meet organizational and regional medical needs. The position is suited to experienced supply chain leaders with a track record managing large teams and complex acquisition and warehouse operations.
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Supervisory Supply Management - Chief Supply Chain Officer
Veterans Health Administration
Full-time · Temple, TX · $125,776 – $163,514
This is a federal supply chain leadership role overseeing logistics operations for VA Health Care Systems, requiring experience managing large teams, acquisition, procurement, and budget forecasting across complex healthcare supply networks. The position suits an experienced supply chain manager ready to lead organizational logistics strategy at the federal level.
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