Remote US-Based Reconciliation Analyst (Clinical Trials)

Socket.dev; Tennessee; On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

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Job summary

Sarah Cannon Research Institute (SCRI) is seeking a Clinical Reconciliation Specialist to manage the reconciliation of client receivables in accordance with contracts and budgets. This remote US-based role involves coordinating with multiple departments to verify charges and payments from sponsors, ensuring timely and accurate final billing for pharmaceutical trials.

Qualifications include a Bachelor's degree and 1–2 years in accounting/finance within healthcare or clinical research.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree required.
• 1-2 years' work experience in Accounting or Finance in a medical, clinical trial research or healthcare-related environment.
• Experience with Microsoft products including above average use of Excel and QuickBooks.

Responsibilities

• Reconcile in detail clinical trial receivables to ensure final billing to pharmaceutical companies is accurate and timely.
• Reconcile SCRI financial study data across multiple sources.
• Review and interpret contracts and budgets.
• Work with operations and other departments to resolve variances.
• Respond to requests for information from Corporate, Internal Audit, Operations and Management.
• Perform analysis of contracted revenue triggers to determine eligibility for reimbursement.
• Ensure that all processing and reporting deadlines are consistently achieved.
• Other duties as assigned.

Skills

Accounting/Finance

Excel

QuickBooks

Financial data analysis

Education

Bachelor's Degree

Tools

Microsoft Excel

QuickBooks

Job description

Sarah Cannon Research Institute (SCRI) is seeking a Clinical Reconciliation Specialist to manage the reconciliation of client receivables in accordance with contracts and budgets. This remote US-based role involves coordinating with multiple departments to verify charges and payments from sponsors, ensuring timely and accurate final billing for pharmaceutical trials.

Qualifications include a Bachelor's degree and 1–2 years in accounting/finance within healthcare or clinical research.