Operations Team Lead II - Queens University

Student Wellness Services operates the health clinic on campus for students while attending Queen's. Approximately 80 staff members work in this very high paced clinic offering 45,000+ appointments to students annually. The clinic is comprised of four different departments, a medical clinic, a mental health clinic, health promotion services and Queen's Student Accessibility Services. A critical component of the ongoing operations is the administration, accounting and billing functions of the clinic. The Operations Lead will be responsible for overall knowledge of the day-to-day accounting and related staffing needs including medical appointment billing, reconciliation of monthly billing and payments received, and resolving any outstanding claims. This position also supports clinic staffing management and analysis of staffing models, providing recommendations for improvement for the department management team.

This position supports senior staff, including contributing to department planning as well as developing, recommending, and implementing policies, practices and procedures. This position researches and compiles information, reviews reports and disseminates information to stakeholders and senior staff. This position participates in short and medium-term financial planning by analyzing and modelling statistical data, financial forecasts, reports, audits and budget information. This position acts as a primary resource on the preparation and financial administration of operating budgets and accounts. This position directs, allocates and supervises the work of other staff.

What you will do

• Provides administrative support to senior staff, including contributing to department planning as well as developing, recommending, and implementing policies, practices and procedures.
• Researches and compiles information, reviews reports and disseminates information to stakeholders and senior staff.
• Prepares and distributes correspondence, documents, and/or reports, and maintains files.
• Acts as a primary resource on the financial administration of operating budgets and accounts.
• Reviews and updates departmental financial policies, internal controls systems, and tools. Recommends, develops, and implements best practices to improve efficiency.
• Participates in short- and medium-term financial planning by researching, compiling, analyzing and modelling statistical data, financial forecasts, reports, audits and budget information.
• Oversees the preparation and monitoring of financial budgets for the department or unit.
• Prepares and analyzes financial information to support strategic and workforce planning initiatives.
• Provides assistance to internal and external groups, in the areas of CRA guidelines, CPA Handbook, and university policies.
• Organizes financial activities including the preparation of the annual budget and staffing submission, and monitoring and reporting all associated financial activities.
• Directs, allocates and supervises the work of other staff.

Required Education

• Four-Year Bachelor Degree or equivalent. In addition, requires trade certification, qualification, or on-going learning to remain ahead of changes in technology or emerging fields.

Required Experience

•  More than 3 years and up to and including 5 years of experience.
• Required Licenses and Certifications
• Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA) designation required.
• Consideration may be given to an equivalent combination of education and experience.

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