Intern Position Responsibilities
Timely processing of payments.
Issuing of local purchase orders
Reconciliation of supplier statements.
Ensures that all hard copy vouchers are duly authorized before payment and filing.
Manages a systematic financial filing system that is sequential, complete and up to date at all times
Reviews submitted Field Expense Reports, ensuring the validity and accuracy of all submitted receipts.
Accurately posts entries to Pastel.
Ensure all statutory remittances are paid and on time.
Maintain and account for petty cash.
Assist in Fixed Assets register maintenance.
Maintain and update statutory remittances file.
Ensure financial reporting policies are fully adhered to.
Prepare bank reconciliations.
Qualifications for the Internship
Minimum Degree in related Business Field and CPA II or equivalent.
Experience working in a donor funded project will be an advantage.
Excellent communication skills.
Well developed interpersonal skills.
Strong work ethic, ability and willingness to work long hours.
Able to work in team settings and willingness to learn.
Able to work with an accounting software.
Please note that Kenyan non-residents applying for this position should be willing to relocate and obtain appropriate visa and work permit. (No financial support will be provided by the organization for costs incurred.)

Interested and qualified candidates who meet the above requirements are invited to apply by sending a letter of Interest, detailed Curriculum Vitae, indicating Day time telephone numbers, address and name of referee to:The Executive Director,Ecumenical Pharmaceutical Network,P.O Box 749 00606Nairobi, Kenya.Email Address: jobs@epnetwork.org

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