Fiscal Technician

Job Description

To provide fiscal support to the VTH through the collection of revenues. The primary emphasis of the position is to insure compliance with VTH financial policy through audit of all fees, processing of medical records for discharge, closing invoices, receiving payments, computer data entry into the VTH accounting system, delivering high quality customer service to both clients and staff, direction of student wage staff, and support of the supervisor of the business office with collections and special projects. This position may be considered essential and required report to work during emergency and inclement weather closings.

Required Qualifications

Experience in detailed financial record keeping, file management, data entry, auditing, and/or cash handling as a cashier or bank teller. Ability to multitask and work under pressure with strict deadlines required. Experience working with the public. Excellent communication skills essential.

Preferred Qualifications

An Associates or Bachelors Degree in Accounting or related field. Experience as a Cashier, Bank Teller, or Accounts Receivable. Experience with medical terminology; Experience in a professional office or academic setting.

Pay Band

3

Overtime Status

Non-Exempt: Eligible for overtime

Appointment Type

Restricted

Salary Information

Starting at $36,501, commensurate with experience

Hours per week

40+

Review Date

07/17/2026

Additional Information

The successful candidate will be required to have a criminal conviction check.

About Virginia Tech

Dedicated to its motto, Ut Prosim (That I May Serve), Virginia Tech pushes the boundaries of knowledge by taking a hands-on, transdisciplinary approach to preparing scholars to be leaders and problem-solvers. A comprehensive land-grant institution that enhances the quality of life in Virginia and throughout the world, Virginia Tech is an inclusive community dedicated to knowledge, discovery, and creativity. The university offers more than 280 majors to a diverse enrollment of more than 36,000 undergraduate, graduate, and professional students in eight undergraduate colleges, a school of medicine, a