The Role
Manages divisional finance and administration, including budgets, financial reports, grants, contracts, endowments, expenditures, compliance, resource allocation, business processes, and organizational planning. Oversees special projects such as renovations, space planning, staffing, equipment purchases, and leasing. Represents the department within the institution and supports strategic goals across academic, research, and healthcare operations.
Summary Generated by Built In
Manages the daily operations of a divisional or organizational unit primarily in the areas of administrative and financial management. Represents the department on business affairs to the institution community.
Responsibilities
- Develops and prepares budgets and financial reports for grants, general appropriations, endowments, and other funds.
- Responsible for the overall planning and direction of an organizational unit(s) or a multi-faceted academic, research and teaching departments.
- Within the School of Medicine, oversight of a divisional unit.
- Manages all facets and phases of financial and administrative management.
- Oversees the management of general appropriation, endowment, federal and non-federal grants and contracts, and gift funds.
- Manages and improves business processes and operations by ensuring continuity, integration of policies and procedures with the organization's mission and strategic plan.
- Identifies short-term and strategic goals and has oversight for the allocation of resources to meet priorities.
- Controls all expenditures and statement of accounts to ensure regulatory compliance and fiscal integrity.
- Develops, plans, and directs special projects, which may include space renovations, space allocations, staffing, equipment purchases, long-range plans, leasing of off-campus space and services.
- Performs all other duties as assigned.
- Critical Thinking Skills - Ability to arrive at accurate conclusions and solutions by visualizing new potentials, and by identifying, defining and analyzing problems and situations using rational and intuitive processes.
- Leadership - Ability to attract and mobilize energies and talents; to work towards a shared purpose in the best interests of the organization, the people comprising it and the people it serves.
- Communication - Ability to shape others' understanding in ways that capture interest, inform and gain support; explain technical concepts to management; ability to read, and interpret professional journals, financial reports, and legal documents, write reports, business correspondence, and procedural manuals.
- Project Management - Ability to co-ordinate the diverse components of the project by quality project planning, execution and change control to achieve required balance of time, cost and quality.
- Teamwork - Builds and maintains positive working relationships, within individual work groups and across departments, through open communication and collaboration; works with others to accomplish goals and objectives.
- Business Acumen - Demonstrates a clear understanding of all areas of the business (education, research, clinical care, finances and operations), – customers (students, trainees, faculty, community), resources, educational trends, new advances, – and uses skills in planning, prioritization, decision-making, and resource allocation to drive desired results; knowledge of Federal, State and higher education accounting and reporting requirements and standards; and financial analysis and accounting principles.
- Knowledge of computer systems, software applications, and automated financial systems.
- Bachelor's degree required.
- Experience in academic or healthcare finance strongly preferred.
Skills Required
- Critical thinking and problem-solving skills
- Leadership ability
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
- Project management skills
- Teamwork and collaboration skills
- Business acumen, including knowledge of higher education accounting, financial analysis, and accounting principles
- Knowledge of computer systems, software applications, and automated financial systems
- Bachelor's degree
- Experience in academic or healthcare finance
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The Company
What We Do
UT Health San Antonio™, one of the country’s leading health sciences universities, is the leader in south/central Texas funding for the National Institutes of Health (NIH). The university’s schools of medicine, nursing, dentistry, health professions and graduate biomedical sciences have produced more than 33,000 alumni. The $806.6 million operating budget supports four campuses in San Antonio and Laredo, and is the primary driver of its community’s $37 billion biomedical and health care industry. For more information on the many ways “We make lives better®,” visit uthealthsa.org.
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