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Kaweah Health

Non-profit hospital system delivering trauma care

Accounts Payable Specialist

Accounts Payable/ReceivableUpdated on Nov 13
Full-timeVisalia, CA, USA$22.48 - $33.72In-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Two years of accounting experience, or five years of accounts payable experience, with the majority in an entity of similar size and volume.
  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
  • Proficiency with computer applications.

Responsibilities

  • Process specialized accounts payable items while ensuring the integrity of accounts-payable information and systems.
  • Oversee supplier maintenance, inquiries, OIG compliance, settlement runs, expense-report auditing, procurement-card verification audits, payment voids, contract-labor support, supplier-payment reconciliation, and accounts-payable projects.
  • Ensure departmental activities deliver value and address customer needs; identify customer requirements and meet them in a timely, efficient, and cost-effective manner.
  • Analyze and evaluate departmental processes and outputs, implementing continuous improvements to efficiency, productivity, and quality.
  • Review and process specialized accounts-payable items requiring advanced technical expertise or analytical review, including employee reimbursements, supplier invoices, and supplier accounts requiring temporary specialized attention.
  • Manage incoming invoices for assigned suppliers received through USPS, the GHX system, email ingestion, or the accounts-payable general inbox; ensure accurate payment due dates, maximize available discounts, and make timely payments in compliance with departmental policies and procedures.
  • Investigate and process credits and adjustments with supporting documentation, and review and reconcile supplier statements against departmental standards and performance measures.
  • Manage online payment processing, prepare EIB templates for upload, generate lease payments based on contracts maintained in the ERP system, and administer monthly CAM payments for leased properties.
  • Review employee out-of-pocket reimbursement requests for documentation, accuracy, and compliance with GSA and Kaweah Health guidelines and policies; conduct monthly audits to prevent duplicate expense reports.
  • Process supplier payments using the Wells Fargo procurement card, secure required approvals, reconcile monthly procurement-card activity, and audit transactions for policy compliance.
  • Submit void forms and process payment voids in the accounts-payable system in response to AP team requests; oversee the payment cycle for Kaweah Health and its subsidiaries, including checks and direct deposits, and print settlement runs initiated by management.
  • Maintain supplier names, contact details, Tax IDs, and banking information; obtain onboarding documentation in accordance with established practices, tax-compliance requirements, non-resident withholding regulations, and ED542 standards.
  • Request annual W-9 forms from active suppliers and perform quarterly OIG verifications.
  • Respond to email and phone inquiries promptly and complete responsibilities accurately, within expected timeframes, and in accordance with policy and behavioral standards.
  • Assist in training new accounts-payable personnel under the Finance Manager's direction.
  • Provide care and services appropriate to the population served in the assigned unit or work area.
  • Perform other duties as assigned.

About the Company

Kaweah Health

Non-profit hospital system delivering trauma care

Kaweah Health is a public, not-for-profit health system based in Visalia, California, serving the Central Valley since 1963. It operates a 581-bed medical center, a large outpatient clinic, and several facilities, offering emergency care, cancer treatment, cardiovascular services, rehabilitation, and other medical services. It is the largest hospital system in Tulare County and a certified trauma center. As a not-for-profit, it reinvests earnings back into the community to fund new services, facilities, and programs, with a strategic focus on accessible, high-quality healthcare. The organization has launched an financial recovery plan, “Operation Back in Black,” to improve finances through revenue enhancement and cost reduction, and partners with Medline to enhance supply chain and operational efficiency. Its goal is to provide broad, high-quality healthcare to its community while strengthening financial sustainability and expanding services as needed.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Grant
Total funding
$8.7M
Headquarters
Visalia, CA
Founded
1963

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