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The Accountant I performs a variety of accounting functions supporting the financial statement process, budgeting, and audits, while ensuring compliance with GAAP. This role builds relationships with department managers for financial control, evaluates processes for efficiency, and assists in documentation preparation. Additional duties include maintaining the general ledger and providing analytical financial data as needed.

The Reimbursement Analyst is responsible for designing reports, analyzing data for cost reports, coordinating audits, and ensuring accuracy of reimbursement filings. Tasks include gathering data from various sources, preparing reimbursement models, and maintaining software systems related to third-party reimbursements.

The Senior Accountant is responsible for a variety of financial functions such as departmental analysis, reconciliations, billing, accounts receivable analysis, and contract maintenance. They will collaborate with department managers, oversee accounting processes, lead month-end variance analysis, maintain the general ledger, and support budget coordination and external audits.

The Associate Technical Support Analyst installs, maintains, and troubleshoots PC hardware and software. They provide assistance and training to end-users, resolve issues, perform hardware repairs, and support telecommunication systems. The role requires interaction with various systems and on-the-job training to develop technical skills.

The Associate Integration Engineer is responsible for developing and coordinating application integrations within the enterprise. This includes authoring integration specifications, programming interfaces using application tools, API, and Web Services, and troubleshooting integration issues. This role also supports training and documentation related to interfaces.

The Associate Systems Analyst is responsible for the design, development, testing, implementation, and maintenance of healthcare systems. They assist customers in finding systems solutions, analyze workflows, resolve daily problems, and manage application upgrades. Coordination of projects and communication with team members and management regarding project status is also essential.

The Associate Project Manager will lead project teams on low-risk projects, managing planning, reporting, scope, resources, and communications. They will coordinate testing activities and ensure successful project completion while collaborating with IT, vendors, and clients to meet service expectations.