Research Financial Analyst-Clinical Research Units

What You Will Do

• Review all expenditures and FTE distributions on research accounts for PIs, Research Managers, Research Directors and other Clinical Research Unit (CRU) leadership to ensure compliance with award and proposal requirements, organizational, sponsor and federal policies;
• Review and approve requisitions for project-related expenditure;
• Prepare summary reports of all project financial data in the assigned portfolio and present to CRU leads and PIs for review.
• Educate, explain, and interpret financial information.
• Process any adjustments as necessary.
• Identifies and resolves problems and prepares appropriate and timely corrections of expenses that posted incorrectly via journal entry or other mechanism.
• Critical Information Distribution:
• Collaborates with PI and CRU team to complete relevant sponsored project tasks, including:
• Providing salary/fringe information for budget development;
• Preparing progress report financial information;
• Preparing future spending plans in alignment with future award allotments;
• Adjusting and managing research labor distribution for PIs and Study Team members;
• Conduct in-depth financial analysis, including revenue and expense tracking, variance analysis, and forecasting/long term financial planning.
• Aid leadership with the preparation and delivery of reports/presentations;
• Assist in financial audits and ensure compliance with federal regulations and sponsor policies;
• Develop SOPs and workflows as indicated.

What You Will Need

• Education: Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting, Finance, Business Admin or other relevant field of study;
• Certification: NCURA or ACRP certification in Research Financials preferred;
• Experience: minimum 2 years of experience in post-award management/research finance for a healthcare organization, university, academic medical center or research institution;
• Unique or Preferred Skills: Strong finance, accounting and reporting/analytics skills; Strong skills in the use of database and spreadsheet applications; Experience with Workday Finance or Workday Grants or other similar ERP application; Knowledge of NIH Grants Policy Statements, OMB Circular A-133, DHHS Policy, PCROI Policy; Strong written and oral communication skills; Microsoft Office Suite of applications; Online sponsor submission systems like NIH ASSIST, DOD EeBrap, Grants.Gov, etc.

Benefits

• Career Pathways to Promote Professional Growth and Development;
• Variety of Medical, Dental, Pet and Vision options;
• Tuition Reimbursement;
• Free Parking;
• Wellness Program Savings Plan;
• Health Savings Account Options;
• Retailment Options with Company Match;
• Paid Time Off and Holiday Pay;
• Community Involvement Opportunities.