Research Institute (UVRI)
Uganda
Accountant
research institutions under the Uganda National Health Research Organization
(UNHRO). UVRI has a broad mission to carry out scientific investigations on
communicable diseases of public health importance and to advise government on
strategies for their control and prevention.
Trials Partnership 2 (EDCTP 2) grant aimed to strengthen regional clinical
trials research capacity in HIV, Malaria, TB and Neglected Infectious Diseases
(NID) through the establishment of a Network of Excellence called the East
African Consortium for Clinical Research-2 (EACCR-2). EACCR-2 brings together institutions from six
East African countries and eight Northern partners and constitutes several
health research and academic institutions in research management at UVRI.
to the maintenance of an efficient and reliable grants management system,
reporting to the Senior Accountant.
He/she examines all financial documentation relevant to the financial
transactions to ensure accuracy and completeness in accountability, maintains
internal controls on all financial transactions. The incumbent will also
maintain the manual and electronic filing and storage system of all finance
related documents and participate in production of reports from the system.
Responsibilities:
Updates and maintains all financial records to
ensure proper documentation, compliance with grants cost principles, policies
of UVRI and the conditions of individual grant awards, and audit readiness
Maintains accounts receivables for all official
activity advances
Prepares the adjusting journals and seeks for
their approval before posting is made
Prepares and issues Accounts Receivable demand
notes to staff and ensures that receivables from staff are promptly recovered,
recorded and reconciled
Keenly reviews all financial invoices from a
variety of sources to ensure proper authorizations and conformance with the
procurement procedures
Checks all computations on invoices and
supporting documentation for accuracy before submitting for final payment
authorization
Maintains a complete filing system of all
payments made and corresponding supporting documents
Assists the Cashier in Cash and Bank management
procedures
Supports the Senior Accountant all grant
accounting functions
Experience:
The ideal candidate must hold a Bachelor’s
degree in Accounting, Business administration, and professional qualification
of CPA (U), ACCA
A minimum of five years of progressively
responsible experience in NGO or similar accounting or auditing is required
Previous experience in automated accounting and
procurement management systems in an NGO or similar setting, preferably
including Quick Books
Experience in GoU procurement and travel
regulations
The applicant should have good working knowledge
of Accounting and cash management best practices
GoU procurement regulations
Knowledgeable in procurement and petty cash
management procedures
Ability to perform multiple tasks
Ability to work in a team
Advanced oral and written communication skills
applications with the following: an updated C.V., detailed, with names and
contacts (e-mail and phone) of two work-related referees with copies of
academic certificates, and transcripts. The interested candidates should submit
their applications in a sealed envelope to:
[email protected]
October 2017 by 5:00PM
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