Edward Mann
Management Accountant

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Management Accountant
We are currently recruiting for a healthcare business in London for a management accountant.
Salary: £50,000-55,000pa (depending on experience)
Role Overview
Strong Accountant skilled in management accounting, financial reporting, and budgeting
- Part-qualified or fully qualified (or equivalent)
- Analytical, financial modelling, and Excel skills
- Management accounts, analysing financial performance & budget variances
Skills/Duties
- Degree in Accounting (or a related area)
- Working in healthcare, hospitals (preferred)
- Strong management accounting, budgeting, and reporting
- Month-end processes, journals, and balance sheet reconciliations
- Analytical and financial modelling
- Developing financial dashboards and KPIs
- MS Excel skills and using finance systems
- Analyse financial performance and variance analysis
- Strong communication and stakeholder management
- Analysing service profitability, revenue, and operational costs
- Prepare and support the production of monthly management accounts, profit and loss, balance sheets, and cash flow
- Month-end journals and monthly balance sheet
- Financial risks, cost-saving
- Financial analysis/modelling to support operational decisions
- Analyse financial performance, investigate variances
- Annual budgeting, forecasting, and monitoring expenditure
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