Grants Accountant, CRI Accounting

The Grants Accountant is responsible for assisting with the post-award accounting and financial management of sponsored
projects awarded to both Children's National Research and Children's National Hospital.

The primary duties of this position include grant expenditure monitoring and analysis for compliance with institutional and
federal regulations, performing accounting ledger reconciliations, processing journal entries and budget re-allocations, and
helping to ensure sponsored project accounts are properly maintained in the accounting system. The position also prepares
invoices and various financial reports (mostly for non-LOC and non-programmatic sponsored awards).

To accomplish tasks, the Grants Accountant I works collaboratively with internal partners in GCAF including the Research
Business Office, the Grants and Contracts Office, the Clinical Trials Office and other functional areas of the Grants Accounting
Team such as Award Setup, Commitment Accounting, and Cash Management, as needed. May also have interaction (though
limited) with external partners that may include Sponsors, Principal Investigators, Department Administrators. The Grants
Accountant works under the guidance of the Grants Accounting Supervisor.