Job opportunity
Clinical Trial Finance Analyst Oncology
RI-MUHC | Research Institute of the MUHC | #rimuhc
Drive Oncology clinical trial financial control at the RI-MUHC in Montreal through advanced Excel analysis and rigorous budget reconciliation. This temporary hybrid role offers a 12-month full-time contract.
The Clinical Trial Financial Control Analyst provides independent reconciliation for Oncology-sponsored clinical research studies. Working within Finance, the analyst partners with the Oncology Directorate, Principal Investigators, Clinical Trial Billing Team, and research operations. The work connects negotiated budgets, clinical activities, billing, and cash collections throughout each study lifecycle.
Key Responsibilities:
Reconcile budgets against visits, procedures, milestones, and expenses
Validate billing outputs against activity, budgets, and sponsor agreements
Quantify deviations, variances, missing documentation, and financial impacts
Monitor billed revenue, cash receipts, balances, and collection risks
Prepare close-out reconciliations and audit-ready documentation
Requirements:
Bachelor's degree in accounting, finance, business administration, or related field
Three to six years in research finance, project accounting, or analysis
Advanced Excel skills and strong analytical capabilities
French and English communication skills, spoken and written
Understanding of clinical research operations, billing, and sponsor agreements
Apply financial analysis, bilingual communication, and clinical research knowledge to strengthen Oncology study controls at the RI-MUHC.
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Apply on source site The Clinical Trial Financial Control Analyst provides independent reconciliation for Oncology-sponsored clinical research studies. Working within Finance, the analyst partners with the Oncology Directorate, Principal Investigators, Clinical Trial Billing Team, and research operations. The work connects negotiated budgets, clinical activities, billing, and cash collections throughout each study lifecycle.
Key Responsibilities:
Reconcile budgets against visits, procedures, milestones, and expenses
Validate billing outputs against activity, budgets, and sponsor agreements
Quantify deviations, variances, missing documentation, and financial impacts
Monitor billed revenue, cash receipts, balances, and collection risks
Prepare close-out reconciliations and audit-ready documentation
Requirements:
Bachelor's degree in accounting, finance, business administration, or related field
Three to six years in research finance, project accounting, or analysis
Advanced Excel skills and strong analytical capabilities
French and English communication skills, spoken and written
Understanding of clinical research operations, billing, and sponsor agreements
Apply financial analysis, bilingual communication, and clinical research knowledge to strengthen Oncology study controls at the RI-MUHC.
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