Director – Finance

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By Nursing and Midwifery Council of Zambia

NURSING AND MIDWIFERY COUNCIL OF ZAMBIA (NMCZ) The Nursing and Midwifery Council of Zambia (NMCZ) is a statutory body established under the Nurses and Midwives Act No. 10 of 2019. The Council is mandated to regulate nursing and midwifery education, training, and practice in Zambia to ensure safe, competent, and professional nursing and midwifery care to the public. The Council invites applications from suitably qualified, experienced, and result-oriented individuals to fill the following vacant position: DIRECTOR – FINANCE Salary Grade: NMCZ01 A. Employment Type Fixed-Term Contract B. Job Purpose Reporting to the Registrar and Chief Executive Officer, the incumbent will oversee the management of financial resources, stores, and assets in order to facilitate prudent utilisation and accountability of public resources. C. Key Responsibilities Oversee the development, review, and implementation of financial management policies and guidelines to guide the utilisation and accountability of public resources. Oversee the preparation of financial reports and statements to provide information to stakeholders, facilitate informed decision-making, and comply with statutory requirements. Coordinate the preparation and implementation of the annual budget to facilitate mobilisation and utilisation of resources. Oversee the preparation of management accounts to provide information for management decision-making. Oversee management of income and expenditure to facilitate prudent utilisation of resources. Oversee preparation and maintenance of the asset register to ascertain asset values, location, and working conditions. Oversee timely processing of payroll and statutory returns to facilitate payment of salaries and statutory obligations. Oversee preparation of responses to audit queries to facilitate informed decision-making and implementation of appropriate interventions. Oversee investment of excess funds to enhance the financial base of the Council and ensure financial stability