Senior Accountant For New Operations Nova Scotia

Senior Accountant For New Operations Nova Scotia

20 Sep
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Meridia Recruitment Solutions, a Knightsbridge Robertson Surrette
|
Nova Scotia

20 Sep

Meridia Recruitment Solutions, a Knightsbridge Robertson Surrette

Nova Scotia

Embrace a pivotal role as a Senior Accountant at Shannex in Halifax, NS. Focus on financial analysis, statement preparation, and cross-functional collaboration to drive efficiency and outcomes.

Shannex is seeking a Senior Accountant to enhance its Current Operations team in Halifax. In this role, you will contribute to financial statement preparation and in-depth reviews, manage account reconciliations, and partner with multiple finance departments. Your strong analytical skills will foster continuous improvement in recent business sectors and help support Shannex's mission for better living.

Key Responsibilities:
• Prepare monthly, quarterly, and annual financial statements
• Reconcile general ledger accounts and investigate discrepancies
• Review financial reports,



providing detailed variance explanations
• Collaborate with finance teams to streamline accounting processes
• Develop financial analysis tools for new operation reporting

Requirements:
• CPA designation or nearing completion along with a degree
• Accounting experience in public practice or corporate roles
• Strong Microsoft Office skills, especially Excel
• Excellent communication and organizational skills
• Passionate about healthcare and quality senior services

Join Shannex to shape financial excellence and support cutting-edge growth.
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📌 Senior Accountant For New Operations Nova Scotia
🏢 Meridia Recruitment Solutions, a Knightsbridge Robertson Surrette
📍 Nova Scotia

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