Senior Financial Accountant Ii

Must have a CPA to be considered

Our Blood Institute is seeking an experienced accounting and finance professional to serve as a key resource for accounting policy implementation, financial analysis, forecasting, budgeting, and organizational planning.

This role combines technical accounting expertise with financial planning and analysis (FP&A). You will analyze financial performance, identify trends and opportunities, support executive decision‑making, and provide financial guidance that helps the organization improve revenue, manage costs, strengthen operations, and plan for the future.

The ideal candidate is a strategic financial leader who can move comfortably between detailed accounting analysis and high‑level executive discussions that has a CPA (this is required).

Location: Oklahoma City, OK

Pay: Competitive salary to begin at $85,000 or based on education and/or experience with a $500 bonus after 6 months and $1,000 bonus after 1 year!

Benefits: Health, dental, vision, life insurance, long term disability, 401(k), paid-time off, $5,000 annual tuition reimbursement, holiday pay, etc.

Days: Monday through Friday

Hours: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (may vary)

Position Objective

Serve as a key resource for accounting policy implementation, financial analysis, annual planning, forecasting, and quarterly variance analysis.

The position requires strong knowledge of GAAP and accounting standards
, including:

• ASC 606 - Revenue Recognition

• ASC 842 - Lease Accounting

• CECL

• Other accounting standards applicable to the organization

The position will analyze financial statements, general ledger activity, operating results, productivity, manufacturing costs, and yields to identify trends, risks, cost‑saving opportunities, and opportunities to improve revenue and organizational performance.

You will translate complex financial information into clear, actionable recommendations for executives and leadership.

• Lead the annual financial planning and budgeting process.

• Prepare monthly and annual forecasts and analyze actual results against forecast and plan.

• Manage monthly and quarterly budget variance processes using financial planning and budgeting software.

• Prepare and upload budgets for review and document significant revenue and expense variances.

• Develop financial models using benchmarking, historical performance, operational data, and process analysis.

• Establish and monitor key performance metrics, identify trends and gaps, and facilitate corrective actions.

• Analyze productivity, manufacturing costs, yields, and other operational drivers to provide actionable insights to the CFO and Corporate Controller.

• Identify cost‑saving opportunities, communicate recommendations to executive leadership, and track progress toward planned reductions.

• Prepare monthly profitability reports and other financial and operational analyses.

• Prepare and interpret financial and statistical reports, charts, and executive‑level financial summaries.

• Analyze financial results and forecasts and provide clear business and financial recommendations to leadership.

• Prepare monthly financial statements, including:

  • Comparative balance sheets

  • Revenue and expense statements

  • Statements of cash flow

  • Departmental expense statements

  • Financial and operational schedules

• Present financial information at executive and leadership meetings.

• Prepare financial reports for related‑organization boards of directors.

• Develop annual operating budgets and support board‑level financial planning and investment manager relationships.

• Monitor current and historical financial performance to help…