Edward A. Moran

Director, Supply Chain

As Director of Supply Chain, Ed brings decades of varied leadership experience and proven success, providing insight and direction to enable OC Reilly clients to achieve greater efficiencies in their healthcare supply chain operations.

He draws on experience in leading supply chain integration initiatives for a 19-hospital system, including implemented a supply chain management outreach program to improve service levels, align divisional goals, and create greater efficiencies.

Ed earned his degree in business administration from the Community College of Allegheny County.

“Having served in the U.S. Navy and worked in a nationally acclaimed, state-of-the-art naval medical center, I think I bring an added perspective to the health care industry that has served my clients well,” Ed said. “What I enjoy most about my job is being a part of something larger that makes a difference. Also, I love the variety. Every day is different, and I get to interact with such varied groups and individuals. It makes for an environment where I’m always learning.”

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