Supervisory Auditor

National Institutes of Health; Phoenix (AZ); On-site; USD 150,000 - 200,000; Full time

Job summary

National Institutes of Health seeks a Supervisory Auditor (DFAS Director) for the Division of Financial Advisory Services (DFAS). The role plans, organizes, and directs all division functions and staff, ensuring financial management for NIH contracts and grants.

The Director leads cost and price analyses, supports evaluation and negotiations, and serves on the OAMP senior management team. This role interfaces with the DHHS ARD and oversees resource management across extramural and intramural

Responsibilities

• Plans, organizes, and directs all functions and services of the Division.
• Directs a team of approximately 30 staff members, including senior auditors.
• Manages a comprehensive program of financial management to ensure funding and reimbursement of NIH contracts and grants.
• Serves as NIH expert on accounting, financial, and auditing aspects of contracts and grants, including contractor/grantee financial systems.
• Participates as a member of the OAMP Associate Director's senior management team, guiding program planning and resource management.
• Liaises with the DHHS Audit Resolution Division (ARD) and acts as the responsible agency official.
• Provides expert leadership to staff conducting cost/price analyses and supports evaluation, negotiation, performance, and close-out of contracts and grants.

Job description

This Supervisory Auditor announcement will be used to fill the open Director position within the Division of Financial Advisory Services (DFAS).This position is located in the Division of Financial Advisory Services (DFAS), Office of Acquisition Management and Policy (OAMP), Office of Acquisition and Logistics Management, Office of Management (OM), Office of the Director (OD), National Institutes of Health (NIH), Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS).

Duties

As the Supervisory Auditor (DFAS Director) your duties may include: The incumbent is delegated full responsibility for planning, organizing, and directing all functions and services of the Division. The incumbent directs the work of the Division, comprised of approximately 30 staff members, most of whom are senior auditors. Plans, organizes, and manages a comprehensive program of financial management services to ensure appropriate funding and reimbursement of contracts and grants awarded in support of the NIH's extramural and intramural programs. Serves as the NIH expert on all accounting, financial, and auditing aspects of contracts and grants, to include the financial responsibility of new contractors and grantees and the adequacy of their accounting and related management systems. Serves as a member of the OAMP Associate Director's senior management team, which is responsible for overall program planning and management of the Office's resources. Serves as the NIH liaison with the DHHS Audit Resolution Division (ARD) and the responsible agency official. Provides expert advice and leadership to staff who conduct cost and price analyses of contract proposals and grant applications and who also provide assistance during evaluation, negotiation, performance, and close-out of contracts and grants.

Who Can Apply

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Current federal employees of this agency.