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The File Hills QuAppelle Tribal Council is a dynamic and progressive organization that provides a range of programs and health services to serve the eleven First Nations throughout Southern Saskatchewan within the Treaty Four Territory.  Based out of the All Nations Healing Hospital, the Finance Clerk will work as part of a multi-disciplinary team.

Under the direction of Finance Manager, the

The File Hills QuAppelle Tribal Council is a dynamic and progressive organization that provides a range of programs and health services to serve the eleven First Nations throughout Southern Saskatchewan within the Treaty Four Territory.  Based out of the All Nations Healing Hospital, the Finance Clerk will work as part of a multi-disciplinary team.

Under the direction of Finance Manager, the Finance Clerk performs a variety of general and advanced accounting duties including accounts payable/receivable, assist with payroll functions, and provide occasional support to programs across the facility.

RESPONSIBILITIES:
Maintains accurate records of financial transactions for accounts payable and accounts receivable, reconciliation of vendor account statements, budget preparation, etc.
Assists with payroll functions (provides back up to payroll)
Assists with tracking capital assets, allocating prepayments and accruals, reconciling general ledger accounts/banks statements, closing month/year end accounts, preparing schedules for audit and year end operations, and preparing and monitoring cash flow projections.

QUALIFICATIONS:
Diploma in Administration/Accounting and/or combined experience
Knowledge and experience in the interpretation of collective agreements
Experience working with 3sHealth payroll and benefits system would be an asset
Proficient knowledge in Sage 300
Dependability and demonstrated ability to work in a confidential environment
Interpersonal, organizational and communication skills
Proficient working knowledge of various software programs (i.e. Word, Excel, Access)
Ability to learn new skills
Demonstrated knowledge and respect of, and ability to work within First Nations Traditional and Spiritual Institutes

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