Contract Administrator

Accountabilities: Coordinate the routing, approval, execution, filing, renewal, amendment, and termination of supplier agreements and related documentation. Monitor contract expiration dates and renewal timelines, proactively communicating upcoming deadlines and required actions. Maintain contract repositories, document-management platforms, tracking systems, metadata, exhibits, pricing schedules, and supporting documentation. Support supplier onboarding and implementation activities associated with newly executed agreements. Ensure contract records remain accurate, complete, accessible, organized, and current throughout the contract lifecycle. Establish and maintain standardized document-management and filing practices. Conduct routine audits of contract files to identify discrepancies, missing information, or compliance issues. Assist stakeholders in locating agreements, pricing schedules, participation forms, and other contract-related information. Track supplier obligations, reporting requirements, contractual commitments, and key administrative milestones. Monitor contract-management KPIs, dashboards, status reports, execution timelines, renewal pipelines, and repository accuracy. Support compliance reviews, audits, governance initiatives, system enhancements, and contract-management technology improvements. Coordinate communications concerning contract updates, renewals, amendments, and agreement launches. Identify and escalate contract risks, discrepancies, missing documentation, and other issues requiring attention. Requirements Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Healthcare Administration, Supply Chain, Legal Studies, or a related field. At least 2 years of experience in contract administration, procurement, legal operations, supplier management, or a related function. Experience in healthcare, supply chain, procurement, group purchasing, or contract-management environments is preferred. Experience maintaining contract repositories or document-management systems. Familiarity with contract lifecycle management platforms such as Ironclad, Salesforce CRM, or Microsoft SharePoint is preferred. Working knowledge of contract terminology, supplier onboarding, contract compliance, and contract governance practices is advantageous. Strong organizational, project coordination, and document-management skills. Excellent written and verbal communication skills with the ability to work effectively with multiple stakeholders. Strong attention to detail and a commitment to maintaining accurate contractual records. Ability to prioritize and manage multiple deadlines and activities in an organized, dependable manner. Sound judgment when identifying discrepancies, missing information, compliance concerns, or issues requiring escalation. Benefits Full-time, remote position within the United States. Opportunity to contribute to strategic procurement and supplier contract operations. Exposure to contract lifecycle management, supplier relationships, compliance, governance, and process improvement. Opportunity to work with contract-management technologies and document repositories. Collaborative environment involving procurement and cross-functional internal stakeholders. Professional development opportunities through exposure to contract administration and operational improvement initiatives.