Financial Services Administrator - Emergency Medical Services Division

King County, WA; Seattle (WA); Hybrid; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Public Health - Seattle & King County is seeking a Financial Services Administrator for the EMS Division. This career service role emphasizes equity-centered fiscal policy, collaboration, and translating data into insightful budgeting outcomes.

You will serve as the lead financial advisor, develop financial strategies, manage budgets and reserves, and speak publicly on financial matters. Travel regionally and work on-site three days per week.

Qualifications

• Equity-centered approach to fiscal policy and budget development.
• Ability to translate complex data into actionable insights.
• Strong collaboration and communication to improve fiscal performance.

Responsibilities

• Develop financial strategies for the EMS division and levy.
• Conduct analyses and monitor budgets and reserves.
• Serve as the primary spokesperson for financial matters.
• Oversee financial development of the levy and related initiatives.

Job description

Summary

The Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Division of Public Health-Seattle & King County is seeking a career service

The Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Division of Public Health-Seattle & King County is seeking a career service Financial Services Administrator. We are looking for a strategic, analytical individual committed to equity-centered principles and focused on fairness, inclusion, and community impact in fiscal policy development. The ideal candidate will excel at collaboration, translate complex data into clear insights, and strengthen fiscal performance management practices. This role will support the delivery of effective, equitable services across departments while fostering strong partnerships to advance the policy agenda. With a results-oriented approach, the candidate will effectively bridge the gap between fiscal policy and action, focusing on measurable outcomes and continuous improvement. This position reports to the Administration Section Supervisor and is expected to work independently and on-site three days per week in a 40-hour workweek, with the ability to travel throughout the region as needed while maintaining consistent communication with the supervisor on deadlines and project status.
The primary role of the Financial Services Administrator is to serve as the lead financial advisor and a vital member of the division. The primary responsibilities include developing financial strategies, conducting analyses, managing budgets, and overseeing reserves. The administrator serves as the spokesperson for financial matters and is responsible for the overall financial development of the levy, including