Australian Orthopaedic Association – Sydney CBD NSW

The Australian Orthopaedic Association has a full-time permanent positionavailable in our Finance Team. AOA’s Finance portfolio is responsible for the production of financial statements that comply with Australian accounting standards, that adequately inform members of their organisation’s financial results and position, and which permit the Board to carry out its fiduciary responsibilities.

The opportunity: The key function of this role is to provide exceptional financial support to the AOA, its affiliated entities and to effectively support the Chief Financial Officer (CFO), to ensure the continued success of AOA's operations and financial position. This position provides accounting and administrative assistance to the Finance Team, including the accurate recording of financial transactions using the MYOB accounting system and AOA's database. It also involves attaining familiarity with the roles and work of the Management Accountant and Financial Accountant, to provide them and the CFO with support as required. AOA is seeking an honest, reliable, flexible self-starter, with the ability to work independently, while also being a collaborative team member.

Key responsibilities:

Processing annual member fees for AOA, its state branches and sub-specialty associations

Bookkeeping for AOA state branches and sub-specialty associations

Processing fee payments for scientific meetings

Preparation of receivables invoices

Processing accounts receivables & payables invoices

Following up payments on accounts receivable

Processing of receivables income in the AOA data base and the MYOB accounting system

Administration of petty cash and cabcharge vouchers

Banking





Maintaining Fellowship records and reconcile unpaid fellowship funding

To be successful in this role, applicants will have the following: Education/Qualifications:

a minimum of five years’ experience in a similar role

and

a qualification from a recognised accounting body - such as a Diploma of Accounting or a Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Commerce, Accounting, Business Administration, or a related field.

Knowledge & Skills:

Demonstrable experience and knowledge of bookkeeping procedures

Ability to produce accurate financial reports

Knowledge of “Goods and Services Tax “(GST) requirements

Experience in following up outstanding receivables and ensuring timely collectionAustralian Orthopaedic Association – Sydney CBD NSW

The Australian Orthopaedic Association has a full-time permanent positionavailable in our Finance Team. AOA’s Finance portfolio is responsible for the production of financial statements that comply with Australian accounting standards, that adequately inform members of their organisation’s financial results and position, and which permit the Board to carry out its fiduciary responsibilities.

The prospect:

The key function of this role is to provide exceptional financial support to the AOA, its affiliated entities and to effectively support the Chief Financial Officer (CFO),



to ensure the continued success of AOA's operations and financial position. This position provides accounting and administrative assistance to the Finance Team, including the accurate recording of financial transactions using the MYOB accounting system and AOA's database. It also involves attaining familiarity with the roles and work of the Management Accountant and Financial Accountant, to provide them and the CFO with support as required. AOA is seeking an honest, reliable, flexible self-starter, with the ability to work independently, while also being a collaborative team member. Key responsibilities:

Processing annual member fees for AOA, its state branches and sub-specialty associations Bookkeeping for AOA state branches and sub-specialty associations Processing fee payments for scientific meetings Preparation of receivables invoices Processing accounts receivables & payables invoices Following up payments on accounts receivable Processing of receivables income in the AOA data base and the MYOB accounting system Administration of petty cash and cabcharge vouchers Banking Maintaining Fellowship records and reconcile unpaid fellowship funding To be successful in this role, applicants will have the following:

Education/Qualifications:

a minimum of five years’ experience in a similar role

and a qualification from a recognised accounting body - such as a Diploma of Accounting or a Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Commerce, Accounting, Business Administration, or a related field. Knowledge & Skills:

Demonstrable experience and knowledge of bookkeeping procedures Ability to produce accurate financial reports Knowledge of “Goods and Services Tax “(GST) requirements E

📌 Assistant Accountant (Sydney)
🏢 Australian Orthopaedic Association
📍 Sydney