AccountingAnalytical SkillsFinancial StatementsMonth-End Close Process
Mid-level (3-4 years) - Senior (5-8 years)
AlexandriaVA
Conquering cancer through research, education, and promotion of the highest quality, equitable patient care.
920+ employees
HealthcareEducationNonprofitScience
Open for applications
Role
Who you are
Bachelor’s degree in accounting or related field
5 years of progressive experience in finance and accounting
Nonprofit experience
Experience and technical expertise with financial management systems, such as Oracle Cloud ERP
Proficiency in Excel for data analysis, modeling and financial reporting
Competencies: Strong commitment and ability to work collaboratively in a team environment and ability to work well independently. Strong time management skills with ability to handle conflicting priorities, meet deadlines, and prioritize. Ability to closely follow processes in a fast-paced and high-volume environment with emphasis on accuracy and timeliness. Strong attention to detail and ability to track, monitor, and complete outstanding items to closure. Ability to communicate clearly, escalate matters timely, and recognize when additional support is required. Strong customer service orientation
What the job involves
Assist with monthly and year-end close process including assigned journal entries, account review and reconciliations, accruals, and general Oracle process support
Prepare complex general ledger account reconciliations and journal entries and ensure accuracy of trial balance at close
Review work of other staff members, verify accuracy, correct errors, and ensure staff are properly trained to reduce reoccurring errors. Gather and prepare schedules for external audit, providing necessary documentation and explanations. Prepare financial statement footnotes and provide calculations and support for disclosures. Ensure accurate and timely monthly, quarterly, and annual financial report in compliance with US GAAP and internal requirements. Understand and apply the accounting and reporting rules for not-for-profit entities and stay current with new developments. Analyze complex financial data and provide ad-hoc reports requested by internal and external stakeholders. Understand and maintain complex financial system configurations, hierarchies, mappings, and allocation rules needed to support the financial structure and reporting framework of the organization. Collaborate with the budget team to support variance analysis, forecasting, and the financial planning processes. Analyze the evolving financial reporting needs of the organization and implement changes and improvements. Ensure compliance with internal policies, accounting standards, and regulatory requirements. Identify opportunities to improve processes, suggest recommendations, and implement improvements. Collaborate with departments and Finance functional divisions to meet organizational needs, enhance high performance, and ensure quality customer service in developing and implementing ASCO’s financial systems, data quality, compliance, and reporting. Cross training in other accounting functions and responsibilities is required. Other duties as assigned
Founded in 1964, the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) is committed to advancing cancer care globally. Representing nearly 50,000 oncology professionals, ASCO emphasizes research, education, and advocating for the highest-quality and equitable patient care. The Society and its Conquer Cancer Foundation drive groundbreaking research and educational initiatives across the entire cancer continuum, aiming for a future where cancer is either prevented or cured, and every survivor leads a healthy life.