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MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
Eight years of experience in accounting auditing financial operations payroll or banking; OR
Six years of fulltime experience in any field plus twentyfour semester hours in accounting plus five years of experience in accounting auditing financial operations payroll or banking; OR
A bachelors degree with twentyfour semester hours in accounting plus five years of experience in accounting auditing financial operations payroll or banking; OR
A bachelors degree in accounting finance business administration management economics or statistics plus five years of experience in accounting auditing financial operations payroll or banking; OR
An advanced degree in accounting finance business administration management economics quantitative methods or statistics plus four years of experience in accounting auditing financial operations payroll or banking; OR
Possession of a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) license plus three years of experience in accounting auditing financial operations payroll or banking.
EXPERIENCE SUBSTITUTION:
Every 30 semester hours earned from an accredited college or university will be credited as one year of experience towards the six years of fulltime work experience in any field. The maximum substitution allowed is 120 semester hours which substitutes for a maximum of four years of experience in any field.
Function of Work:
To serve as chief financial officer for a state agency.
Level of Work:
Administrator.
Supervision Received:
Generally from a Deputy Undersecretary or other highlevel administrator.
Supervision Exercised:
Generally over at least two professional accountant positions. Agency hierarchy and reporting relationships will also be considered when making allocations at this level.
Location of Work:
May be used by all state agencies.
Job Distinctions:
Differs from Accountant Managers by serving as chief fiscal officer of an agency.
Differs from other Accountant Administrators by executive budget T.O. fiscal subordinates organizational units and funding sources.
See allocation criteria memo for details.
Directs the fiscal office and all fiscal activities including budget preparation and the annual financial statement for the agency.
Sets fiscal and performance objectives; monitors accomplishment of objectives.
Consults with external and internal auditors state and federal and local officials regarding the financial operations of the entity.
Serves on department and statewide committees in the design development and implementation of new management information accounting and reporting systems.
Testifies before legislative committees relative to the financial operations of the agency.
Assesses the financial status of District programs and division through monitoring and reconciling current and projected expenditures and revenue collections.
Identifies problem areas recommends and institutes corrective actions where indicated and monitors results of same.
Develops and assures maintenance of necessary accounting records for all funds; funding sources deposits and withdrawals to assure compliance with generally accepted accounting practices department and state policies and procedures.
Determine budget requests through review of historical data; consultation with District Officials and Division Heads to determine planned program modifications/additions.
Administers and directs billing and collection practices and procedures in all District programs to assure adequate conformance with budgetary requirements.
Manages system for processing and expenditure coding of invoices for payment of goods and services.
Formulates shortterm and long range plans to enable the financial growth and development of the District.
Required Experience:
Unclear Seniority
Full Time