Cost Accountant

The Mater Hospital was opened in 1962 by the Sisters of Mercy, a Catholic Order of Nuns originating from Ireland, three years after registering themselves as the Registered Trustees of an entity under the Perpetual Succession Act (the succeeding legislation after independence). The “Sisters of Mercy” first set up a 60 bed general hospital to cat…

Cost Accountant

Main Duties

• Generate and provide insights for decision making around infrastructure projects by preparing and maintaining accurate financial records and reports on all infrastructure and donor-funded projects run by the Mater Misericordiae Hospital.

• Contribute to optimal project costing by coordinating with the accounts payables functions to plan for all payments for efficient liquidity management, financing costs management, budget adherence and to prevent unnecessary project delays that would have cost implications to the Hospital

• Directly inform the delivery of affordable care by the Hospital by actively tracking all input costs (direct and indirect) associated with inpatient and outpatient service delivery within the hospital and generate insights on potential areas of improvement in the hospital considering observed trends

• Drive affordability and market competitiveness of the care packages offered by the Hospital by periodically collecting and reviewing the feedback from patients, caregivers, payers, and relevant

• Hospital staff on the structure of existing care packages, to improve the offerings and remain competitive in the market.