Financial Analyst
University of Iowa Health CareAbout the role
Description
The University of Iowa, University College, is seeking a Financial Analyst (100% appointment). This position plays a key role in supporting departmental financial planning and analysis, ensuring alignment with strategic goals.
This role will also have the opportunity to:
prepare and analyze monthly budget-to-actual reports to identify variances and recommend corrective actions.
prepare recurring financial reports and reconciliations for internal stakeholders and leadership.
conduct financial and statistical analyses to evaluate unit performance and resource utilization.
ensure financial practices comply with University policies, state and federal regulations.
and more!
Learn more about University College by clicking HERE.
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Qualifications
Required Qualifications:
· A bachelor’s degree in business administration or related field or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
· Minimum 1 year of experience in accounting, financial analysis, reporting, or other related experience.
· Experience working collaboratively in a team environment.
Competencies Required:
Demonstrates a working proficiency level in:
· Effective communication skills and the ability to build and maintain relationships with individuals and groups.
· Proficient with Microsoft Office software applications: Excel, Word, and Outlook.
· Demonstrated logic, reasoning, and problem-solving skills.
· Ability to process detailed information with high levels of accuracy.
Desirable Qualifications:
· Some knowledge of University systems, policies, and procedures.
· Some knowledge and experience working with Microsoft Access or other similar database systems.
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