Fiscal Assistant III - Pulmonary

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Title:

Fiscal Assistant III

Classification

Minimum Requirements:

High school diploma or equivalent and five years of general accounts transaction experience. Appropriate college course work or vocational/technical training may substitute at an equivalent rate for the required experience.

Job Description:

The position is located in the Department of Medicine, Division of Pulmonary, Critical Care & Sleep Medicine and will assist with the fiscal management and oversight of the Alpha-1 Research Program, Alpha-1 clinical trials, and Alpha-1 laboratory research projects under the direction of Alpha-1 leadership and the Division Administrator.

The incumbent will gather and compile report data from grants and budgets; prepare research grant budgets; serve as liaison between sponsors, pharmaceutical companies, research collaborators, and University personnel; and interpret federal, sponsor, and industry regulations and guidelines to ensure all grant requirements are fulfilled.

The position assists with the development and submission of new proposals; monitors payments for grants, studies, and clinical trials; determines and maintains program fiscal requirements; and makes budgetary recommendations regarding management of operating budgets. The incumbent maintains internal progress, variance, and financial reports on a monthly and quarterly basis and prepares appropriate justification of expenses as required.

This position supervises and monitors program accounts to ensure invoices and expenses are processed timely and accurately while reviewing project balances for errors. The incumbent advises Division leadership regarding grant budgets, overhead allocations, and research-related expenditures.

The Fiscal Assistant III facilitates preparation of contract and grant documents, required forms, proposal submissions, and submission materials to University offices. The position also assists with short- and long-range planning for current and future Alpha-1 research initiatives.

Additional responsibilities include coordinating Alpha-1 research meetings and conferences, monitoring travel-related expenditures, tracking blanket encumbrances, creating and overseeing purchase orders, assisting faculty and laboratory personnel with purchasing and account-related questions, producing and tracking vouchers, reconciling procurement card transactions, processing study participant payments, and supporting research billing compliance activities