Johns Hopkins - Baltimore, MD
posted 3 months ago
The Senior Capital Budget Analyst position at Johns Hopkins Health System is a pivotal role responsible for the planning, organization, and direction of the formulation, presentation, and administration of the annual capital budgets for Johns Hopkins Hospital (JHH) and Baltimore Medical Center (BMC). This hybrid position requires the analyst to work on-site 50% or less, allowing for flexibility while ensuring that the essential functions of the role are met. The analyst will oversee the implementation of the annual capital budgets, ensuring that the allocation of funds complies with established capital policies and procedures. This role is performed under the general supervision of the Assistant Director of Capital Budgeting. The Senior Capital Budget Analyst will engage in various essential functions, including planning and directing the formulation of capital budgets through annual budget cycles, monitoring and reviewing monthly capital expenditures against forecasts and approved budgets, and providing analysis on spending variances. The analyst will also serve as a liaison between the Capital Budgeting team, Project Management team, and hospital leadership, ensuring clear communication and facilitating informed financial and operational decisions. Daily responsibilities will include project creation and closeout, reviewing and approving purchase requisitions, and selecting project charges. Additionally, the analyst will be involved in developing process improvements and maintaining job aids for departmental processes, as well as performing various data analysis and business analytics duties as needed. To succeed in this role, the candidate must possess a thorough knowledge of budget development, monitoring, project management, and project cost accounting. Extensive knowledge of budgeting principles related to capital processes is essential for delivering projects within the allocated budget. The analyst must also be proficient in utilizing technology to facilitate the delivery of the annual capital budget and have a strong understanding of strategic and long-range planning to support departmental goals and performance criteria. Excellent interpersonal and communication skills are crucial, as the analyst will interact with various stakeholders within the organization. A solid understanding of generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) as they relate to capital projects is also required, along with proficiency in information technology, including software such as SAP, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Power BI.