Monday, October 27, 2008

Controller, Waiver Programs, United Cerebral Palsy of Pittsburgh - Pittsburgh, PA

Posted: 10/27/08

UCP of Pittsburgh / Community Living and Support Services is looking for an experienced Controller for our Attendant Care Programs

TITLE:                                  Controller – Waiver Programs
BASIC FUNCTION:            Accounting for Attendant Care Programs
SCOPE:                                Reports to the Chief Financial Officer
QUALIFICATIONS:             CPA or CPA candidate with Bachelor’s degree in Accounting. Minimum three years experience in a related not-for-profit setting, and prior public accounting experience a plus

RESPONSIBILITIES:

Account for all waiver billings, including recognition of revenue and write-off of denied claims.
Account for all restricted and temporarily restricted grants on a budget vs. actual and GAAP basis.
Responsible for coordinating the reconciliation of all general ledger accounts: including asset, liability, income and expense.
Assist the Chief Financial Officer in coordinating the annual agency audits for the three corporations, as well as all funding source fiscal audits.
Coordinate the preparation of all year-end reporting to government funders.
Prepare financial statements and other reports required by management, funders and/or regulators.

EXPECTATIONS:
UCP of Pittsburgh expects all employees to adhere to policies established by the agency’s Board of Directors, to perform in a professional, mature, discreet and efficient manner at all times, and to be able to render and accept criticism in a sensitive manner.

If you have a gift for working with not-for-profit organizations, please apply.

UCP of Pittsburgh services individuals with severe disabilities, a segment of the population that is particularly vulnerable to neglect and community isolation.

Through Community Living and Support Services (CLASS), UCP of Pittsburgh serves more than 200 individuals daily, with all types of disabilities, including acquired brain injury, mental retardation, spina bifida, spinal cord injury and cerebral palsy.

UCP is driven by organizational values that foster inclusion of people with disabilities. UCP offers a progression of services from independent skills training in the classroom, to community-based case management for social/recreational and residential supports.

At the heart of UCP’s support services is its mission, working toward a community where each belongs.

Click here to watch UCP's agency video.

TO APPLY: Please send your cover letter and resume to vtaylor@ucppittsburgh.org. Our website is www.ucppittsburgh.org.

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