Management accountant

To excel as a Management Accountant in this unique setting, you will bring proven experience managing intricate accounting functions—ideally gained within aged care or similarly regulated sectors—where your technical acumen is matched by your interpersonal sensitivity. Your background should reflect not only proficiency in core finance tasks such as budgeting, forecasting, reconciliation, audit preparation but also an aptitude for building constructive relationships across departments. You are adept at navigating evolving industry regulations while remaining focused on delivering high-quality service outcomes. Your collaborative spirit enables you to work harmoniously within multidisciplinary teams. Experience with ERP systems (such as TechOne) or holding professional accounting qualifications (CPA/CA) would further distinguish your application. Above all else, your dedication to continuous improvement—both personally and professionally—will empower you to make meaningful contributions every day. * Demonstrated comprehensive knowledge of accounting principles coupled with hands-on experience managing complex financial processes within large organisations. * Proficiency in using advanced financial systems alongside high-level skills in Microsoft Office applications for efficient data analysis and reporting. * Exceptional time management abilities enabling you to meet strict deadlines while effectively prioritising competing workloads. * Proven capability to review existing procedures critically and implement collaborative solutions that streamline operations within team settings. * A consistent track record of delivering responsive customer service tailored to diverse stakeholder needs across different organisational levels. * Strong attention to detail combined with effective problem-solving skills ensures accuracy in all aspects of your work. * Initiative-taking approach balanced by an ability to work independently when required while also contributing positively as part of a cohesive team. * Current Police Clearance specific to Aged Care demonstrating your suitability for working within sensitive environments.

As a Management Accountant you will play an integral role in supporting the delivery of outstanding care services by ensuring robust financial management across all divisions. Your day-to-day responsibilities will see you collaborating closely with both internal teams and external partners to deliver accurate reporting, insightful analysis, and practical solutions that enhance operational effectiveness. You will be instrumental in maintaining compliance with policies while actively contributing to process improvements that benefit residents’ experiences. By engaging with various stakeholders—including auditors, regulatory authorities, operational staff, residents, visitors, volunteers—you will help foster an environment where transparency, accountability, and continuous learning are at the forefront. Your ability to manage multiple priorities efficiently will ensure that all financial activities align with broader organisational goals centred around care excellence, sustainability, teamwork, and community impact.

• Monitor and report on key financial metrics, identifying trends and opportunities for growth while providing valuable insights to inform long-term planning.
• Collaborate with external stakeholders such as auditors, regulatory bodies, and funding agencies to ensure full compliance with relevant standards.
• Contribute to the development, maintenance, and enhancement of system processes to guarantee accurate and timely reporting of financial performance.
• Undertake end-of-month reporting by compiling and disseminating comprehensive financial performance reports that are both timely and useful.
• Provide essential support during audits by liaising with external auditors and preparing necessary documentation as required.
• Manage end-of-period activities including processing journals, accruals, and account reconciliations to maintain accuracy in financial records.
• Conduct detailed variance analysis and offer recommendations aimed at cost reduction and efficiency improvements throughout the organisation.
• Assist operational teams through business partnering to drive effective budgeting processes and informed financial planning decisions.
• Support the creation and maintenance of budgets, forecasts, and financial models that underpin strategic organisational choices.
• Prepare, review, and submit monthly, quarterly, and annual statutory as well as regulatory reports in line with internal controls.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples are encouraged to apply.
To apply please click apply or call Patrick Teixeira Dutra on 08 8216 3534 for a confidential discussion.