Clinton Health Access Initiative, Inc. · 2 months ago
Finance & HR Coordinator
The Clinton Health Access Initiative, Inc. (CHAI) is a global health organization committed to saving lives and reducing disease burden. The Finance & HR Coordinator will provide professional accounting, budgeting, compliance, payroll, treasury, and HR support within the CHAI Papua New Guinea office, working closely with various stakeholders and supervising finance and procurement staff.
Health Care
Responsibilities
Lead the development of the annual office budget and all donor-specific program budgets, recommending budget adjustments and other cost improvement measures
Review and monitor country financial performance against budget, identify variances, and provide timely analysis and recommendations for corrective actions
Support program teams to develop proposal budgets
Prepare and maintain relevant financial reports for internal and external stakeholders, and ensure all fund activities are following organization and grant requirements
Implement all necessary internal accounting and control procedures
Review all monthly balance sheets reconciliation conducted by the Finance and Procurement Officer for accuracy
Supervise the Finance and Procurement Officer in making sure entries in Quickbooks have followed the application of GAAP and any prevalent CHAI standards in reporting financial data
Supervise the Finance and Procurement Officer in making sure that a proper filling system for both hard and soft copy financial documents is implemented and maintained
Perform quarterly reconciliation between the GL and the asset register to ensure information recorded on the GL matches what is reported in the register
Review remittances of all applicable taxes in accordance with legal requirements in the country
Ensure accurate and timely submission of financial reports to HQ, donors and government regulatory agencies
Lead grant close-out process as per grant agreements
Lead the process of risk management by logging identified risks and mitigation across different grants and the office
Maintain a risk log and submit quarterly reports to facilitate management discussions regarding current and emerging risks
Manage the country’s treasury function (cash, bank, receivables, and payables) and ensure adequate resources are available for both administrative and programmatic spending
Manage local payments and process wire requests to Boston
Manage monthly cash forecasting and cash requests from Boston treasury team
Conduct monthly payroll reconciliation to ascertain that payroll register reconciles with the financial entries as per General Ledger (GL) distributed
Filling returns and making sure remittances to all relevant tax and social security agencies are made by the due dates without any errors
Lead the consolidation and review process of salary allocation files to be submitted to HQ and flagging any deviation from the original budget
Conduct quarterly spot checks to ensure internal control are being adhered to
Prepare and coordinate annual statutory audit, donor specific audits/assessments and CHAI internal audits
Ensure follow-up with audit observations and maintain an up-to-date remediation log (corrective action plan log)
Maintain, monitor and manage accuracy of HR data
Maintain and track all records on employee leave, benefits, and changes in personal details
Coordinate HR administrative processes that include new hire, job changes, contracts management and termination process in-country and with the Global HR team ensuring coordination with payroll
Coordinate the pre-hiring process including candidate sourcing, job posting and interview coordination
Coordinate the post-hiring process, including delivering onboarding and orientation activities
Support the Country Manager in ensuring that compensation practices are following current legislation and CHAI global compensation framework
Perform any other duties as assigned by the supervisor
Qualification
Required
Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, or related field
ACCA/CPA -PNG- Papua New Guinea qualification
Master of Business Administration (MBA) is an advantage
Minimum 5 years' experience in financial management or operations within an international NGO or similar environment
Strong analytical and financial modelling skills; advanced proficiency in Microsoft Excel and accounting software (e.g., QuickBooks)
Proven ability to implement internal controls and manage compliance in a complex donor-funded environment
Excellent communication, leadership, and team collaboration skills
Company
Clinton Health Access Initiative, Inc.
CHAI's mission is to save lives and improve health outcomes in low- and middle-income countries by enabling the government and private sector to strengthen and sustain quality health systems.
Funding
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