Financial Reporting Manager, Band 7 inCheltenham inCheltenham PUBLISHED 12 DEC 2023

Band 7: £43,742 to £50,056 a year per annum  FIXED TERM 

To provide a high quality, timely and comprehensive financial reporting service. This includes the development and implementation of best in class financial reporting as it applies to financial management and financial services. The role includes providing financial instruction, advice, guidance, training and support. It also entails responding to requests received by the Trust under the Freedom Of Information Act.

To lead the monthly reporting processes for the department to include; ensuring that the reconciliations and audit trail between the general ledger and finance reports are in place; maintaining control of reserve allocations; further developing the monthly forecasting process to enable robust analysis and development; providing the senior finance team with financial information and analysis of the financial position to enable strategic decision making.

To be part of the development of the general ledger system to ensure efficiency and effectiveness of internal and external reporting.

To lead on process improvement and the strengthening of organisational controls impacting on financial reporting.Participate fully in the work of the Financial Management Team and to support both the Trust and individual departments in achieving their respective financial objectives, and in implementing national and local policies.

Please refer to the enclosed job description and person specification for a full list of the duties, responsibilities and key relationships of the role.

If you have would like an informal chat on any of the aspects of the role the please call or e-mail Annika Carroll, Head of Corporate Finance, on the details below.

An exciting opportunity has arisen for an engaging and ambitious Finance Reporting Manager to join the Financial Management team in a key leadership role on a fixed term contract for 12 months.

The successful candidate will work closely with the clinical and corporate finance leads to drive the finance agenda, as well as managing the day-to-day activities of the Financial Reporting team. The Trust is in the process of implementing a new finance system and this post will work alongside members of the team who are supporting the system development.

The proposed interview date is 16th August

The successful candidate will be an experienced, proactive and highly motivated team player looking for their next career challenge within a dynamic and fast paced environment. You will need to demonstrate a positive mind set, personal resilience and the ability to problem solve and prioritise whilst working to tight deadlines. Prior experience in managing and leading teams is essential. The role involves interacting with a wide stakeholder base across the wider Trust, as well as Shared Services teams and Corporate functions, and therefore requires excellent interpersonal and communication skills. Above all, the ideal candidate must be highly organised and be prepared to challenge existing processes and propose new solutions to current problems. Technically, you will be CCAB/CIMA/ACA/ACCA qualified or actively working towards the qualification. Excellent Microsoft Office skills, specifically Excel, are also required.

To provide a high quality, timely and comprehensive financial reporting service. This includes the development and implementation of best in class financial reporting as it applies to financial management and financial services. The role includes providing financial instruction, advice, guidance, training and support. It also entails responding to requests received by the Trust under the Freedom Of Information Act.

To lead the monthly reporting processes for the department to include; ensuring that the reconciliations and audit trail between the general ledger and finance reports are in place; maintaining control of reserve allocations; further developing the monthly forecasting process to enable robust analysis and development; providing the senior finance team with financial information and analysis of the financial position to enable strategic decision making.

To be part of the development of the general ledger system to ensure efficiency and effectiveness of internal and external reporting.

To lead on process improvement and the strengthening of organisational controls impacting on financial reporting.Participate fully in the work of the Financial Management Team and to support both the Trust and individual departments in achieving their respective financial objectives, and in implementing national and local policies.

Please refer to the enclosed job description and person specification for a full list of the duties, responsibilities and key relationships of the role.

If you have would like an informal chat on any of the aspects of the role the please call or e-mail Annika Carroll, Head of Corporate Finance, on the details below.

An exciting opportunity has arisen for an engaging and ambitious Finance Reporting Manager to join the Financial Management team in a key leadership role on a fixed term contract for 12 months.

The successful candidate will work closely with the clinical and corporate finance leads to drive the finance agenda, as well as managing the day-to-day activities of the Financial Reporting team. The Trust is in the process of implementing a new finance system and this post will work alongside members of the team who are supporting the system development.

The proposed interview date is 16th August

The successful candidate will be an experienced, proactive and highly motivated team player looking for their next career challenge within a dynamic and fast paced environment. You will need to demonstrate a positive mind set, personal resilience and the ability to problem solve and prioritise whilst working to tight deadlines. Prior experience in managing and leading teams is essential. The role involves interacting with a wide stakeholder base across the wider Trust, as well as Shared Services teams and Corporate functions, and therefore requires excellent interpersonal and communication skills. Above all, the ideal candidate must be highly organised and be prepared to challenge existing processes and propose new solutions to current problems. Technically, you will be CCAB/CIMA/ACA/ACCA qualified or actively working towards the qualification. Excellent Microsoft Office skills, specifically Excel, are also required.



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