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explanation of significant variances in the Institute’s budget. Reviews trends in revenue and expenses and forecasting financial impacts pertaining to overall Institute-wide activities. Responsible for post
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sensitive information. Provides administrative support for faculty research activities, including processing research-related expenses and reimbursements,ordering supplies for research projects, assisting
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time-keeping, expense reporting and procurement. Coordinates the hiring and onboarding of student research assistants. Ensures that all Rutgers protocols are maintained including risk management
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Utilized: Advanced knowledge of the MS Office Suite, the position regularly uses other applications including but not limited to: Cornerstone (ECBPS), Sciquest, Financial Management Systems, Expense
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. Promotes cost effective utilization of resources, develops yearly budget and controls daily expenses of the units. Demonstrates respect and regard for the dignity of all patients, families, visitors and
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sensitive information. Provides administrative support for faculty research activities, including processing research-related expenses and reimbursements, ordering supplies for research projects, assisting
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, expense reimbursement platforms, and SAS systems for appointments and departmental data. Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Access). Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and/or other virtual meeting platforms. Physical
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the following: Assists in sending out communications for events, meetings, and other communications to SHP Faculty from our Research Office. Processes grant-related expenses (i.e. consultants, supplies, travel
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that expenses are within budget. Manage faculty and staff personnel and payroll processes. Interact extensively with the University community, students and prospective students, the public, and external agencies
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principles, including chart-of-accounts structures, revenue and expense classification, accrual concepts, the relationship between budgets and operating results, and the distinctions among operating, non