Key responsibilities of a Hospital Logistics Liaison may include:

1. Supply Chain Management: Coordinating the procurement, storage, and distribution of medical supplies, equipment, and medications within the hospital.
2. Inventory Management: Monitoring stock levels, managing inventory control systems, and ensuring supplies are replenished as needed.
3. Coordination: Acting as a communication link between the hospital’s different departments (such as administration, clinical teams, and supply vendors) to ensure timely and accurate delivery of resources.
4. Vendor Management: Interfacing with external suppliers and service providers, ensuring that contracts are fulfilled and that delivery schedules are maintained.
5. Patient Flow Support: Ensuring that resources like medical devices, bed availability, or patient transport services are coordinated to optimize patient care and hospital efficiency.
6. Problem-Solving: Addressing logistical issues that could impact hospital operations, such as delays in deliveries, equipment malfunctions, or shortages of critical supplies.
7. Compliance and Documentation: Ensuring that logistical operations comply with regulatory standards and keeping accurate records for audits or inspections.

The role requires a combination of strong communication, organization, and problem-solving skills, as well as knowledge of hospital operations and supply chain management principles.