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A major UK hospital trust is seeking a Financial Computer Systems Support Co-ordinator to join their Financial Services Office. In this role, you will support various financial applications and ensure efficient system operation. Candidates should have experience in financial support, particularly with Oracle ERP and financial reporting tools. The position demands strong analytical skills and extensive experience in a relevant environment.
This is an exciting opportunity for a motivated individual to join the Financial Services Office in the role of Financial Computer Systems Support Co-ordinator (XN05) for 12 months, supporting the Systems Accountant in providing a comprehensive service of maintenance, support and development of the various computer systems used in the Finance Department.
Expected Shortlisting Date 18/09/2025
Planned Interview Date 25/09/2025
The Financial Systems Office supports and maintains all of the principal financial applications including Accounts Receivable, Accounts Payable and General Ledger, which are Oracle packages. In addition there is EPM (Planning/Budgeting System) and various reporting or business intelligence tools. There are weekly and monthly feeds into the general ledger from internal and external systems including Pharmacy, NHS Supply Chain and ESR.
The office is responsible for creating new users to all systems and ensuring that the systems are working efficiently. This includes ensuring that users can connect to the systems and are using all the tools the systems offer.
Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust (LTHT) is a major UK hospital trust providing local care for Leeds, and specialist services for Yorkshire, the Humber, and nationally. The trust operates several major hospitals, including the Leeds General Infirmary and St James's University Hospital, and is a significant centre for medical research and innovation, working with the University of Leeds. LTHT is committed to high-quality, safe, and patient-centred care, guided by its core values known as 'The Leeds Way'.
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