Financial Analyst - Research

at  Seattle Childrens Hospital

The Financial Analyst is responsible for post-award financial management for invoicing. The position will be accountable for post-award activities for sponsored projects including managing, generating, and tracking sponsor invoices and payments, and will support junior team members in these functions as needed. This individual will collaborate with Research Revenue Cycle and Study Teams to ensure compliant clinical research billing and with the Center Business Operations for post-award management. This role will be responsible for leveraging current and future technology systems used by Seattle Children’s, such as Clinical Trial Management Systems (CTMS).
Location: This position can be located in one of the following states: Washington, Montana, Alaska, Florida, or Georgia.
Required Education/Experience:
Bachelor’s degree in a healthcare-related, health sciences (Biology, or related field), financial, business administration field (Accounting, Finance, Economics, Business Administration, or related field).
Minimum of two (2) years of experience in post-award activities, such as invoicing, tracking payments, and/or reconciling study budgets in clinical research settings.
Preferred:
Working experience in study account financial reconciliation.
Working experience in research billing and compliance.
Working experience in using a Clinical Trial Management Systems (CTMS).
Basic understanding of Epic research billing functionality.
Understanding of clinical research protocols.

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