Financial Analyst

Job Description

Financial Analyst – Nursing Finance | NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital

The Tone:
This is a full-time role at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, located in our Midtown Manhattan Offices in New York, NY. NewYork-Presbyterian is a leading healthcare system, recognized for its high employee engagement and commitment to fostering a culture of respect, belonging, and inclusion. This role is essential for supporting the financial health and operational efficiency of the nursing finance department by contributing to crucial budgeting, reporting, and expenditure control activities.

The TL;DR
• Role: Early Career
• Type: Full-time
• Location: In-person, New York, NY
• Pay: $66500–$91000 yearly
• Mission: To assist in the design, analysis, and implementation of systems and procedures for managing hospital expenditures, revenues, and financial reporting within nursing finance.

What You’ll Actually Do
• Financial System Management: Assist in designing, analyzing, and implementing systems and procedures for the budgeting, reporting, and controlling of hospital expenditures and revenues.
• Reimbursement Analysis: Prepare and analyze data relating to third-party reimbursement rates and regulations.
• Report Generation: Prepare, analyze, and develop survey reports, cost reports, and other accounting reports as requested.
• Profit and Loss Support: Assist with the development and preparation of profit and loss analyses.
• Manual and Data Maintenance: Assist in updating and maintaining pricing manuals and other procedure manuals, alongside authorized manpower and activity reports.

The Must-Haves
• Background: Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience, coupled with knowledge of budget procedures.
• Experience: New graduates or individuals with equivalent experience are encouraged to apply, demonstrating foundational skills in financial analysis and reporting.
• Skills: Knowledge of budget procedures, data analysis, financial reporting, and report preparation.
• Bonus: A degree or major in Finance is preferred.