Senior Financial Analyst
Children's National Hospital · Silver Spring, MD · 1 mo ago
Finance$65k–$109k/yrFull-time
Job Summary
Kids Are Our Everything. Department 10016 Office of the Chief Information Officer
Pay Range: $65,124.80 - $108,555.20
Functional Accountabilities
- Perform financial analysis, to answer queries including, but not limited to utilization, payors, profitability, cash flow, operating results, and business plans to determine rates of return, capital/cash flow requirements, etc.
- Plan and perform analyses of financial data to support other departments.
- Perform in-depth research, analysis and interpretive insights of financial data to recommend quality improvement to current processes, forecast alignment of business objectives with economic/financial environments, and support strategic planning and business opportunities
- Participate in business case development and analysis for organization or functional business areas.
- Assist with creation of budget schedules by devising an efficient system for manipulating data.
- Create mailings and slide presentations to functional management and recommendations impacting business decisions.
- Update financial data/information in financial system(s).
- Create and provide accurate and timely reports for performance monitoring that trend financial and other indicators.
- Work with management personnel to explain trends.
- Prepare monthly reports for distribution.
- May assemble and prepare statistical and financial information for submission to surveys.
- Develops ad hoc and special reports summarizing project status/results.
Qualifications
- Minimum Education: Bachelor's Degree in Finance, Health Care Administration or related field.
- Minimum Work Experience: 2 years typically requires 2 to 3 years of relevant experience.
Required Skills/Knowledge
- Intermediate analytical skills and mastery of MS Office products is required.
- Good Written Communication Skills Required.
- Ability to communicate with individuals across a broad range of the organization is essential.