Consortium
Uganda
Officer
dedicated to the comprehensive control of malaria and other communicable
diseases in Africa and Southeast Asia. Malaria Consortium works with
communities, government and non-government agencies, academic institutions, and
local and international organisations, to ensure good evidence supports
delivery of effective services, providing technical support for monitoring and
evaluation of programmes and activities for evidence-based decision-making and
strategic planning. Malaria Consortium works to improve not only the health of
the individual, but also the capacity of national health systems, which helps
relieve poverty and support improved economic prosperity.
to distribute 24 million LLINs through the Universal LLINs distribution
campaign in all districts in Uganda. The campaign will be funded jointly by
government of Uganda and Partners including The Global Fund, DFID, USAID/PMI
and Against Malaria Foundation. The LLINs distribution will be implemented
starting in November 2016 for approximately 10 months.
Finance Officer- LLIN will maintain complete, accurate and timely data on the
financial system for LLIN Project. The Field Finance Officer is responsible for
checking the accuracy of all transactions posted to the ledgers on the finance
system.
Responsibilities:
Check
travel advance and activity advance, identifying unrealistic and suspicious
accountabilities. Making sure that the organisation’s financial regulations are
followed.
Follow-up
staff on completing accountabilities and resolving any issues that arise.
Properly
filing the documents once posting is complete.
Post
LLIN Project staff advance to the PSF
Guiding
the Senior Finance Officer on the arising financial matters and sharing areas
of concern suggesting solutions
Support
in orienting the new LLIN Project staff on management of activity and
travel advances.
Support
the Senior Finance Officer as necessary with month end close process
Follow
up the stock balance of MC financial documents (checks, vouchers etc) and make
a timely order before stock out occurs
Post
any advances to the ledger and ensure settlement and accountability of
advances.
all supplier invoices and payments to the purchase ledger and cashbooks and
ensure the purchase control is reconciled on a monthly basis.
In
-charge of collating timesheets of the relevant staff members and cover up for
finance staff on leave or sick.
Other
duties as required by the Senior Accountant and the Finance Manager
Experience:
The applicant for the Malaria Consortium Field
Finance Officer- LLIN job opportunity should hold a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Accounting or
equivalent
One
year of experience in a related field
Working
knowledge of accounting software
Knowledge
of NGO sector
Good
excel and other software skills
Flexible
in approach to tasks and working hours
Excellent
interpersonal and communication skills
Keen
attention to detail
Excellent
analytical skills
Good
excel and other software skills
Malaria Consortium and achieving own objectives
Puts in effort required to ensure the delivery
of own work and objectives to meet (and exceed) expectations
Strong self management of time and effort
Checks own work to ensure quality
identifies problems effectively
Interprets basic written information
Keen attention to detail
Follows guidelines to identify issues
Recognises problems within their remit
Uses appropriate methods for gathering and
summarising data
and Communications: Listens and clearly presents information
Actively listens and pays attention
Presents information and facts in a logical way
Shares information willingly and on a timely
basis
Communicates honestly, respectfully and
sensitively
player
Is as a good and effective team player
Knows who their customers are and their
requirements.
Respects and listens to different views/opinions
Actively collaborates across teams to achieve
objectives and develop own thinking
Proactive in providing and seeking support from
team members
seeks opportunities
Actively manages own development and performance
positively
Learns lessons from successes and failures
Seeks and explores opportunities within Malaria
Consortium which develop skills and expertise
adapts
Recognises limitations and take steps to manage
any resulting pressure or stress
Remains focused on objectives and goal in a
rapidly changing environment
Takes responsibility for own work and for the
impact of own actions
peers
Shows a readiness to promote Malaria
Consortium’s values amongst peers
Promotes ethical and professional behaviour in
line with Malaria Consortium’s values
own workload effectively
Plans and manages own workload effectively
Is familiar with Malaria Consortium’s mission
and current strategic plan.
Understands own contribution to Malaria
Consortium’s objectives
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2016 by 11:59 pm
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