Replacing a SMD inductor, alternatives?
Ferrite beads are a common feature on the +5 &amp; GND lines of USB.
They're typically "needed" to filter conducted noise in/out via the USB cable.
By "needed", I mean to pass national/international EMC emissions/immunity regulations.
For a 'quick n dirty' fix, I wouldn't hesitate just to jumper it out.
If you really want to replace it, a ferrite bead in the 60 to 600 ohms @ 100MHz range would probably be adequate.  The package appears to be 0805, but photos can be deceptive!
As it's a USB application, at least 500mA current handling ability.
So here's some options for you:

Digikey Ferrite Bead Listing