• Facilitate weekly main discussion forums to engage students in the online classroom • Adhere to weekly grading requirements, deadlines, and timeframes • Respond to students’ questions and emails within the established timeframes • Provide a positive example to students by supporting the University’s Doctrinal Statement, Ethical Position Statement, and Mission of Grand Canyon University

• Performs general administrative tasks such as handling the mail, typing, and maintenance of filling systems • Responsible for processing copayment requests for patients, pharmacies and/or physicians for programs offering copay assistance or concierge payments • Liaise with Program managers to ensure copayment KPIs are met • Liaise with ISI Accounting to ensure proper payment timeframes and accurate payments • Liaise with 3rd party payment administrator to ensure accurate electronic payment processing • Establishes and maintains office files, makes appointments and arranges meeting rooms • Compiles information from various sources and utilizes the information for generating reports • Audits and maintains various reports specific to business location by checking for errors • Updates and maintains pertinent business information via computer or department files • Assists with various scheduled and unscheduled projects occurring in the department • Drafts and types correspondence and/or presentations to be sent to internal and external contacts • Responsible for managing multiple projects for many departments within a business segment or across multiple business segments

Role Description ICF is seeking a Grants Administrator with experience and expertise in federal grants management, financial management, and accounting to support federally funded grant programs. This position is 100% Remote in the United States. This role is well‑suited for candidates with a foundation in accounting or finance who are interested in applying those skills in a public sector consulting environment. The position will support state and local government clients by assisting with financial compliance, grant reporting, cost documentation, and audit readiness. Candidates will work closely with senior staff and subject matter experts while building hands‑on experience across the federal grant lifecycle. Compensation: While the range below is broader for career development, this position will offer a base salary $50 to $70K, firm. Offer based on % of job description match and location. Key Responsibilities: - Support day‑to‑day financial and grants management activities for federally funded programs. - Assist with budget tracking, expenditure review, and financial reconciliation activities. - Review supporting documentation for eligible and allowable costs in accordance with federal requirements. - Assist with drawdown support and cash management, including reconciliation of expenditures to reported amounts. - Help maintain audit‑ready financial files, including organization of invoices, support documents, and reconciliations. - Assist with subrecipient and contractor invoice reviews under supervision of senior staff. - Help draft or update financial procedures, desk guides, and tracking tools. - Participate in internal quality control reviews and support responses to monitoring or audit inquiries. - Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams including program, compliance, and data staff. Due to high applicant volume, please provide a clear resume that indicates the requirements, skills and experience needed. Qualifications - 2+ years of experience in grants management, financial management, or accounting within government or government consulting environments. - At least 1 year of experience: - working with financial data, spreadsheets, and basic reconciliations. - analyzing complex financial data and reporting on findings (general ledger/1000 lines/15-20 columns; datasets, figure out, manipulate data to tell a story, create visuals). - Able and willing to travel (flight and vehicle) based on client and program needs. - Must have a valid U.S. driver’s license and successfully pass a Motor Vehicle Records (MVR) check. Requirements - Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, Business Administration, Public Administration, or a related field. - Coursework or experience in governmental or fund accounting. - Foundational understanding of basic accounting principles. - Experience reviewing invoices, cost documentation, or reimbursement requests. - Exposure to audit support, monitoring, or compliance reviews. - Familiarity with various grant management and financial systems used in grant programs. - CPA, CGFM, or equivalent professional accounting credential preferred. - Experience consulting in fast-paced, compliance-driven environments. Professional Skills - Excellent communication, writing and presentation skills, with experience providing training on complex subjects to multiple audiences. - Microsoft Office Suite professional experience; Intermediate-level MS Excel skills (e.g., VLOOKUP/XLOOKUP, conditional formatting, pivot tables/charts, formulas, sorting/filtering, and working with large datasets); examples may be requested. - Detail-oriented and highly organized, maintaining well-structured notes, documentation, and project files, with strong problem-solving skills. - Proactive, collaborative, team-oriented approach; seeks input early and communicates risks/issues quickly.

Role Description ICF is seeking a Lead Grants Administrator with experience and expertise in federal grants management, financial management, and accounting to support federally funded grant programs. This position is 100% Remote in the United States. This role will support state and local government clients managing complex disaster recovery portfolios and will serve as a trusted advisor on financial compliance, program management, and federal grant execution. The position requires hands-on experience across the full grant lifecycle, including: - Budgeting - Cost estimating - Financial controls - Drawdown oversight - Subrecipient monitoring - Compliance with 2 CFR Part 200, HUD Notices, and Community Development Block Grant - Disaster Recovery requirements The ideal candidate brings a strong accounting foundation combined with real-world experience supporting government programs. Compensation: This position will offer a base salary of $85K to $105K, firm. Offer based on % of job description match and location. Qualifications - Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, Business Administration, Public Administration, or a related field. - 7+ years of progressively responsible experience in grants management, financial management, or accounting within government or government consulting environments. - 5+ years of direct and demonstrated experience with federal, state, or locally funded grant programs, including: - Cost estimating and budgeting for large-scale, multi-year grant-funded programs. - Analyzing complex financial data and translating it into clear guidance for non-financial audiences. - 5+ years of experience with: - 2 CFR Part 200 (Uniform Guidance) - Federal cost principles and eligibility requirements - Able and willing to travel (flight and vehicle) based on client and program needs. - Must have a valid U.S. driver’s license and successfully pass a Motor Vehicle Records (MVR) check. Requirements - Provide senior-level financial and grants management support for various grant programs, from program startup through closeout. - Serve as a subject matter expert, lead, or support financial management frameworks, including: - Budget development and tracking - Cost estimating and cost allocation methodologies - Cash management and drawdown processes - Expenditure verification and eligibility reviews - Apply accounting principles to ensure accurate recording, reconciliation, and reporting of grant-funded expenditures in compliance with GAAP and federal requirements. - Manage federal funds and reconcile transactions and accounts. - Prepare and review financial policies, procedures, desk guides, and training materials for government staff and public stakeholders. - Assist clients with financial reporting and oversight, reconciliations, and audit support. - Support development, implementation, and review of internal controls consistent with 2 CFR 200 Subparts D and E. - Support subrecipient and contractor financial monitoring, including risk assessments and corrective action plans. - Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams including program management, compliance, data, and policy specialists. Preferred Skills/Experience - Familiarity with various grant management and financial systems used in grant programs. - CPA, CGFM, or equivalent professional accounting credential. - Advanced coursework or training in governmental or fund accounting. - Excellent communication, writing and presentation skills, with experience providing training on complex subjects to multiple audiences. - Ability to translate accounting and compliance requirements into clear guidance for non-financial staff and government clients. - Ability to execute project plans, maintain schedules, and forecast activities. - Experience consulting in fast-paced, compliance-driven environments. Professional Skills - Microsoft Office Suite professional experience; Intermediate-level MS Excel skills (e.g., VLOOKUP/XLOOKUP, conditional formatting, pivot tables/charts, formulas, sorting/filtering, and working with large datasets); examples may be requested. - Excellent time management and prioritization skills, with the ability to balance multiple concurrent projects and short-turn deliverables. - Clear verbal communication and presentation skills; comfortable facilitating meetings and delivering briefings/trainings to clients and project partners. - Detail-oriented and highly organized, maintaining well-structured notes, documentation, and project files. - Proactive, collaborative, team-oriented approach; seeks input early and communicates risks/issues quickly. - Strong problem-solving skills, including formulating creative and strategic approaches to complex policy and program challenges.