Grant And Financial Coordinator

Shift: Monday to Friday 8:30pm-5:00pm (37.5 hours per week)

Job Description: The Grants and Financial Coordinator position is key to the mission of the School of Public Health (SPH) and affiliated centers in research and training. This position provides grant support for the faculty, postdocs, students, senior research staff and administrative team. This person is involved in supporting all aspects of federal, state and private foundation grants and contracts. Additionally, this individual will serve as a liaison with Office of Sponsored Projects (OSP), pre- and post-award staff, Controller's Office and assist with day-to-day administrative activities of the Centers, as needed. Additionally, provides financial support to the Department's administrative group. All offers of employment are contingent upon a criminal background check and education verification satisfactory to University. This is a hybrid eligible position Major Responsibility: Coordination of pre-award activities; Provide service to Faculty, Postdoctoral personnel, Students, and Staff in preparing grant/contract proposals. 25% Supporting Actions: Pre-Award Maintain up-to-date faculty other support and biosketch documents Coordinate Just-In-Time (JIT) requests and maintain a tracker of JIT submissions and status Complete prior approval documents including carry forward and advance account requests Assist with internal proposals requested by other departments Attending University sponsored training and informational sessions on the grant application process Ensure all grant proposal submission files are organized, complete and readily accessible and identified Assist pre-award team with annual Progress Reports as needed Major Responsibility: Coordination of post-award activities; Provide service to Faculty, Postdoctoral personnel, Students, and Staff in overseeing awarded grants/contracts. 75% Supporting Actions: Post-Award Assist in setting up grant files when new grants are awarded Maintain list of proposal closeout reports and assist faculty with closeout report submissions Process subcontract invoice payments Works with sponsored projects staff to process participant payments Monitors Clin Card and Amazon gift card purchases including set up of accounts and reconciliation Coordinates with sponsored projects staff to facilitate the purchase of gift cards and other approved payment types for human subject studies, ensuring adherence to applicable policies and procedures Process financial actions in Workday such as journal entries, change orders and purchase requisitions Process grants related reimbursements for faculty, staff and students Coordinates university Contract Management requests Coordinates the logistics for both foreign and domestic travel and provides itineraries as requested Prepares and submits travel expense reports upon completion of trips, based on the policy and procedures of the University and external organizations

Education and Experience: Bachelor's degree in accounting, finance, project management, or a related field. Or equivalent combination of experience and education. Experience with federal and non-federal grants preferred. Job Competencies Indicate the essential job competencies. Competencies are required knowledge, skills and abilities necessary to perform the job successfully. Able to work quickly and efficiently with many concurrent deadlines, and multiple Principal Investigators Able to work together with other support staff when deadlines must be met Advanced organizational skills gained through experience and education. Demonstrates efficiency and precision in completing tasks. Knowledge of Excel. Experience with proofreading and editing. Self-starter, forward thinking individual, proven initiative, proactive. Must be able to multitask efficiently and accurately. Quantitative skills needed for budgeting Excellent computer, writing, organization and communication skills. Ability to develop effective tracking systems.

Must Have: financial background, Excel/Google Sheets/ Excellent communication both written and oral

Nice to have: Grants background