ABOUT THE ROLE

This position has a core purpose of maintaining accurate and timely financial records to facilitate clear and reliable financial reporting and informed decision making.

It has responsibility of the day-to-day bookkeeping activities including accounts receivables, accounts payable and payroll. The role will also assist the Finance Manager with monthly financial reporting.

Key areas of responsibilities include:

Managing accounts payable and receivable.

Processing fortnightly payroll.

Posting month end journals.

Preparing month end reconciliations.

Assisting with the preparation of the monthly financial reports.

Lodging the BAS, PAYG and superannuation contributions.

Managing the accounts team inbox.

Assisting with other finance related projects.

Location: Ideally Sydney based, other locations considered for the right candidate.

Hours: Permanent part time 18 hours/week.

Remuneration: $72,500 FTE, plus superannuation, plus salary sacrificing, pro-rata.

Equipment requirements: Laptop will be supplied, however a home office set-up is required.

ABOUT YOU

We are looking for a committed, detail-oriented individual, with strong analytical and problem solving skills to join the team at Delta Therapy Dogs.

Essential Criteria:

Relevant qualification in accounting or bookkeeping (or working towards).

Previous experience in a similar role.

Sound knowledge of accounting software and MS Excel.

Strong interpersonal and communication skills.

Highly organised and analytic approach.

Excellent attention to detail.

Drive, initiative and ability to problem solve.

An ability to work autonomously and within a geographically dispersed national team.

A connection to our purpose.

A commitment to safeguarding vulnerable people.

Desirable Criteria:

Industry experience working in a for-purpose organisation.

Industry experience working in an RTO.

Experience working in Xero.

ABOUT THE ORGANISATION

Delta Therapy Dogs is a national for-purpose organisation whose purpose is to help animals and people bring joy to each other. Our work focuses on bringing the social, physical and emotional benefits of animal assisted services to people who need it most.

Therapy Dogs teams visit sick children and adults in hospitals, residents in aged care facilities, rehabilitation centres, prisons and any other health and community settings where building connection with a therapy animal can enhance quality of life.

We are also an RTO delivering a Certificate IV in Animal Behaviour & Training to students aspiring to be profession positive-reinforcement dog trainers.

Our small but mighty team of dedicated staff have a strong, supportive and productive culture that helps us to support our volunteers and students deliver a big impact in the community.

We are an Equal Opportunity Employer who provides an inclusive work environment and embraces the diverse talent of our people.

Our organisation is committed to protecting vulnerable people – including children, young people and vulnerable adults – from harm. We require all applicants to undergo screening processes prior to appointment, including a National Police Check.

We value integrity, a purpose focus, accountability and supportiveness.

To read more visit: www.deltatherapydogs.org.au

APPLYING FOR THIS ROLE

To be considered for this position please submit a cover letter addressing the above selection criteria with a current CV via email to [email protected]. Applications close COB on Monday 4 August 2025.

FOR MORE INFORMATION

If you have questions about the position please contact:

Elizabeth Hogan
E: [email protected]