Fiscal Officer I - Human Services Budget & Reporting

Delcora; Upper Darby (Delaware County); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Delcora is seeking a County Fiscal Officer 1 to manage financial tasks for the Drug and Alcohol Division within the Department of Human Services. The role focuses on keeping budgets, reports, and payments accurate to keep programs on track.

You will prepare monthly, quarterly, and annual financial reports, review invoices, code expenditures, analyze spending, and assist with initial budget development based on allocations and revenues.

Qualifications

• Two years as a Fiscal Technician or related accounting experience with six accounting credits
• Five years of bookkeeping experience with six accounting credits
• Three years of accounting or budgetary work with a business-related degree and six accounting credits
• One year of accounting or budgetary experience with a bachelor’s degree and six accounting credits
• Equivalent combination of experience and training including six accounting credits

Responsibilities

• Prepare monthly, quarterly, and annual financial reports for federal, state, and county agencies
• Review provider and administrative invoices for contract and regulatory compliance
• Complete and code invoices to correct accounts and confirm funding availability
• Analyze spending to identify over or under use and recommend changes
• Develop initial budget documents based on allocations, reimbursements, revenues, and projected expenses

Skills

Budgeting

Accounting

Financial reporting

Spending analysis

Contract management

Education

Associate's degree in accounting with six credits

Bachelor’s degree in business with six accounting credits

Six college credits in accounting

Job description

Delcora is seeking a County Fiscal Officer 1 to manage financial tasks for the Drug and Alcohol Division within the Department of Human Services. The role focuses on keeping budgets, reports, and payments accurate to keep programs on track.

You will prepare monthly, quarterly, and annual financial reports, review invoices, code expenditures, analyze spending, and assist with initial budget development based on allocations and revenues.