• Full Time, permanent position
• Inclusive work culture and environment
• Flexible working arrangements and supportive management
• Competitive remuneration package and benefits (refer below)

Who Are We?

Cancer Trials Australia (CTA) is a not-for- profit member-based organisation consisting of 34 clinical sites and 3 medical research institutes across Australia and New Zealand. We have expanded significantly over recent years, and this growth continues in 2023. We support the administration and management of clinical trials across both metropolitan and regional hospitals.

We work in close partnership with clinical research sites, sponsors and CRO’s to ensure patients can gain access to appropriate clinical trials as quickly as possible. CTA is committed to developing internal talent, and places great emphasis on nurturing a culture of compassion and purpose in the workplace.

CTA is committed to equal employment opportunity and ethical practices. We recognise the rich diversity of people and the value that brings to the workplace. We support a culture of equity, inclusion, and diversity. This position is open to all people.

Employee Benefits

• Competitive salary with annual increases
• 5 weeks annual leave
• Salary packaging available of up to $15,900 + $2,650 meals/entertainment to maximise your take home pay
• Hybrid work model with minimum 1 day in office (Wednesday)
• Access to a robust Learning Management System, including support towards a personal learning and development budget
• Career advancement opportunities in direct alignment with organisational growth
• Access to exclusive discounted products
• Paid parental leave benefits for both primary and secondary carers
• Access to a confidential Employee Assistance Program to further support health and wellbeing

About the Role

Due to continued growth, CTA is seeking an Accounts Receivable Officer to join the Finance Team. As an Accounts Receivable Officer, you will be part of an established and dedicated team of professionals to support the finance function of the business.

The role requires you to undertake activities including, but not limited to:

• Sales Invoicing
• Debtor management
• Reconciling related transactions with those reported by our Clinical Trial Management System and
• General accounting services including bank reconciliations

About You

You will demonstrate excellent oral and written communication skills to nurture positive ongoing relationships with internal and external stakeholders, whilst maintaining a professional approach in all activities.

Essential requirements include:

• Book-keeping Certificate/Diploma in Accounting/ Bachelor of Accounting (can be working towards completion) or a minimum of 2 years’ relevant work experience.
• Advanced Excel skills including the ability to filter and manipulate large volumes of data in a spreadsheet whilst maintaining quality control.
• An ability to balance the need for efficiency with excellent attention to detail and a high level of accuracy.
• Excellent communication, customer relations and time-management skills and
• The ability to participate in, and contribute to, a team environment.

Highly Desirable Requirements:

• Previous experience working in a Medical or Clinical Research organisation and
• Previous experience with MYOB Advanced will be highly regarded.

If you envisage yourself in a meaningful role working alongside a supportive team with a shared purpose and would like the opportunity to be involved in the ongoing growth and success at CTA, we encourage you to apply.

To view the position description, see attached.

The successful applicant will also be required to supply a current National Police Check.

All applications must include a cover letter and resume.

We envisage the successful candidate to commence employment early to mid-January 2025.

Shared Purpose - Integrity - Collaboration - Adaptability - Compassion

A position description is attached.