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INTRODUCTION
We are seeking an Internal Audit Manager that will demonstrate subject matter expertise in operational internal auditing and the healthcare and/or higher education industry. Manages multiple complex internal audit projects. Manages and serves as a technical expert to internal audit staff. Partners with department leadership: Chief Audit Officer, Executive Director Operational Audits, and Associate Director to manage the day-to-day workflow of internal audit staff and completion of assigned internal audit plan. Develops and provides training to internal audit staff. In collaboration with leadership, researches and implements internal audit operating procedures congruous to the Office of Hopkins Internal Audits operations.
Performs assigned duties in accordance with the accepted professional standards requiring independence and objectivity; knowledge of accounting principles and standards, proper financial and administrative control procedures, and good business practices; ability to assess risk relative to the proper application of internal controls.
SPECIFIC DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES
- In collaboration with Internal Audit leadership participate in the development of the annual internal audit plan.
- Develop internal audit plan in assigned areas, including performing effective risk assessments and meeting with institutional management to support the development of the annual audit plan.
- Oversee a portion of the annual internal audit plan, working with Executive Director Operational Audits and/or Associate Directors and in collaboration with other Internal Audit Managers to plan and staff audit projects.
- Manage multiple projects or single projects in complex environments supporting the overall completion of the annual audit plan.
- Responsible for overseeing the execution of audits, from audit planning through reporting.
- Plan complex internal audits by gathering specific relevant background information, e.g. financial results, policies and procedures, etc. from the institution’s information systems, web-based and other information sources.
- Utilize organizational and regulatory knowledge to identify audit constraints and shape priorities.
- Negotiate audit parameters with Executive Director Operational Audits and/or Associate Directors.
- Ensure that all team members understand their individual roles and responsibilities.
- Design appropriate internal audit programs and time budgets based upon the review and evaluation of underlying financial and business risks.
- Oversee the development of the internal audit program for projects in assigned audit plan.
- Utilize advanced knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite applications and other business and audit-related software to conduct internal audit work and the extraction of relevant business data and its analysis using computer assisted auditing techniques, such as ACL software.
- Ensure all projects in the assigned audit plan address appropriate risks identified and concludes on risk management strategies, considering industry best practices and cost benefit.
- Prepare clear and concise working papers and other documentation supporting discussions, operational facts and results of testing to justify conclusions.
- Review and approve all workpapers on projects in the assigned audit plan.
- Communicate recommendations to management through logical, clear and concise written and oral means to gain understanding and agreement on audit issues and commitment to implement corrective action.
- Perform or oversee follow-up of internal audits to evaluate management’s implementation of action plans. Monitor overall status of open issues and hold assigned staff accountable to ensure timely validation.
- Monitor status of assigned audit plan and report progress to the Associate Directors and/or Executive Director Operational Audits timely and regularly.
- Evaluate customer feedback and lessons learned from meetings and identify possible improvement areas. Implement changes in future audits as needed.
- Oversee the activities of multiple internal audit teams to ensure effective utilization in completing assigned projects.
- Provide day-to-day support for assigned staff, e.g. create open lines of communication, provide regulatory updates, advise on difficult situations, etc.
- Participate in personnel development training and performance evaluation programs.
- Perform project evaluations on assigned internal audit staff. Provide input to Executive Director Operational Audits and Associate Directors on annual evaluations of assigned staff.
- Demonstrate an expert knowledge of external and internal organizational, environmental and regulatory issues. Educate team in regard to those issues.
- Interact appropriately with all levels of personnel including senior and executive leadership, building good working relationships across the Johns Hopkins Institutions.
- Nurture existing and develop new relationships with senior management to help achieve the department’s strategic plans.
- Represent department on assigned Institutional committees.
- Mentor and guide internal auditor staff in the execution of their assigned projects.
- Demonstrate a thorough understanding of healthcare and/or higher education industry.
- Monitor changes in the industry and be able to understand the impact on your own work.
- Provide detailed progress updates of audits, including major findings and problems to Associate Directors, Executive Director Operational Audits, and Chief Audit Officer.
- Lead and/or direct work of audit staff regarding review of scope statements, audit programs, internal control questionnaires, audit work papers, and ensure timely progress and successful completion of projects.
- Research and recommend more effective ways of managing risks, performing controls, and improving operational efficiencies.
- Identify and develop new audit tools and techniques.
- Conduct specialized audits, projects or investigations requested by Institutional leadership.
- Represent department on assigned management committees and speak for department when Executive Director Internal Audits, Associate Directors and Chief Audit Officer are not present.
- Promote department image through quality work, sharing knowledge and professional dealings, and maintaining confidentiality of information.
- May be responsible for overseeing projects being performed by external professional services partners.
- In collaboration with Chief Audit Officer, Executive Director Operational Audits, and Associate Directors lead departmental continuous improvement efforts.
- Other duties as assigned.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
- Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting, Business, or related field or field related to health care or higher education industry.
- Eight years of accounting or audit experience in non-profit, healthcare or higher education setting.
- Additional education may substitute for required experience and additional related experience may substitute for required education beyond a high school diploma/graduation equivalent, to the extent permitted by the JHU equivalency formula.
- Certified Internal Auditor (CIA) or Certified Public Accountant (CPA) designation. (If not currently certified/designated as CPA or CIA, must become certified/designated within two years of hire.)
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS
- Supervisory experience
TECHNICAL QUALIFICATIONS & SPECIALIZED CERTIFICATIONS
- Experience with Microsoft Office Suite and computer assisted auditing tools (e.g., automated workpapers, and SAP and Epic information systems).
TECHNICAL SKILLS & EXPECTED LEVEL OF PROFICIENCY
- Analytical Skills - Advanced
- Auditing Standards - Advanced
- Internal Auditing - Advanced
- Oral and Written Communications - Advanced
- Process Improvement - Advanced
- Project Management - Advanced
- Risk Analysis - Advanced
- Risk Control - Advanced
CLASSIFIED TITLE: Internal Audit Manager
JOB POSTING TITLE (WORKING TITLE): Internal Audit Manager (Office of Hopkins Internal Audit)
ROLE/LEVEL/RANGE: ATP/04/PF
STARTING SALARY RANGE: $85,500 - $149,800 Annually (Commensurate w/exp.)
EMPLOYEE GROUP: Full Time
SCHEDULE: M-F 8:30-5
FLSA STATUS: Exempt
LOCATION: Hybrid/Eastern High Campus
DEPARTMENT NAME: Johns Hopkins Medicine
PERSONNEL AREA: University Administration

INTRODUCTION
We are seeking an Internal Audit Manager that will demonstrate subject matter expertise in operational internal auditing and the healthcare and/or higher education industry. Manages multiple complex internal audit projects. Manages and serves as a technical expert to internal audit staff. Partners with department leadership: Chief Audit Officer, Executive Director Operational Audits, and Associate Director to manage the day-to-day workflow of internal audit staff and completion of assigned internal audit plan. Develops and provides training to internal audit staff. In collaboration with leadership, researches and implements internal audit operating procedures congruous to the Office of Hopkins Internal Audits operations.
Performs assigned duties in accordance with the accepted professional standards requiring independence and objectivity; knowledge of accounting principles and standards, proper financial and administrative control procedures, and good business practices; ability to assess risk relative to the proper application of internal controls.
SPECIFIC DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES
- In collaboration with Internal Audit leadership participate in the development of the annual internal audit plan.
- Develop internal audit plan in assigned areas, including performing effective risk assessments and meeting with institutional management to support the development of the annual audit plan.
- Oversee a portion of the annual internal audit plan, working with Executive Director Operational Audits and/or Associate Directors and in collaboration with other Internal Audit Managers to plan and staff audit projects.
- Manage multiple projects or single projects in complex environments supporting the overall completion of the annual audit plan.
- Responsible for overseeing the execution of audits, from audit planning through reporting.
- Plan complex internal audits by gathering specific relevant background information, e.g. financial results, policies and procedures, etc. from the institution’s information systems, web-based and other information sources.
- Utilize organizational and regulatory knowledge to identify audit constraints and shape priorities.
- Negotiate audit parameters with Executive Director Operational Audits and/or Associate Directors.
- Ensure that all team members understand their individual roles and responsibilities.
- Design appropriate internal audit programs and time budgets based upon the review and evaluation of underlying financial and business risks.
- Oversee the development of the internal audit program for projects in assigned audit plan.
- Utilize advanced knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite applications and other business and audit-related software to conduct internal audit work and the extraction of relevant business data and its analysis using computer assisted auditing techniques, such as ACL software.
- Ensure all projects in the assigned audit plan address appropriate risks identified and concludes on risk management strategies, considering industry best practices and cost benefit.
- Prepare clear and concise working papers and other documentation supporting discussions, operational facts and results of testing to justify conclusions.
- Review and approve all workpapers on projects in the assigned audit plan.
- Communicate recommendations to management through logical, clear and concise written and oral means to gain understanding and agreement on audit issues and commitment to implement corrective action.
- Perform or oversee follow-up of internal audits to evaluate management’s implementation of action plans. Monitor overall status of open issues and hold assigned staff accountable to ensure timely validation.
- Monitor status of assigned audit plan and report progress to the Associate Directors and/or Executive Director Operational Audits timely and regularly.
- Evaluate customer feedback and lessons learned from meetings and identify possible improvement areas. Implement changes in future audits as needed.
- Oversee the activities of multiple internal audit teams to ensure effective utilization in completing assigned projects.
- Provide day-to-day support for assigned staff, e.g. create open lines of communication, provide regulatory updates, advise on difficult situations, etc.
- Participate in personnel development training and performance evaluation programs.
- Perform project evaluations on assigned internal audit staff. Provide input to Executive Director Operational Audits and Associate Directors on annual evaluations of assigned staff.
- Demonstrate an expert knowledge of external and internal organizational, environmental and regulatory issues. Educate team in regard to those issues.
- Interact appropriately with all levels of personnel including senior and executive leadership, building good working relationships across the Johns Hopkins Institutions.
- Nurture existing and develop new relationships with senior management to help achieve the department’s strategic plans.
- Represent department on assigned Institutional committees.
- Mentor and guide internal auditor staff in the execution of their assigned projects.
- Demonstrate a thorough understanding of healthcare and/or higher education industry.
- Monitor changes in the industry and be able to understand the impact on your own work.
- Provide detailed progress updates of audits, including major findings and problems to Associate Directors, Executive Director Operational Audits, and Chief Audit Officer.
- Lead and/or direct work of audit staff regarding review of scope statements, audit programs, internal control questionnaires, audit work papers, and ensure timely progress and successful completion of projects.
- Research and recommend more effective ways of managing risks, performing controls, and improving operational efficiencies.
- Identify and develop new audit tools and techniques.
- Conduct specialized audits, projects or investigations requested by Institutional leadership.
- Represent department on assigned management committees and speak for department when Executive Director Internal Audits, Associate Directors and Chief Audit Officer are not present.
- Promote department image through quality work, sharing knowledge and professional dealings, and maintaining confidentiality of information.
- May be responsible for overseeing projects being performed by external professional services partners.
- In collaboration with Chief Audit Officer, Executive Director Operational Audits, and Associate Directors lead departmental continuous improvement efforts.
- Other duties as assigned.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
- Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting, Business, or related field or field related to health care or higher education industry.
- Eight years of accounting or audit experience in non-profit, healthcare or higher education setting.
- Additional education may substitute for required experience and additional related experience may substitute for required education beyond a high school diploma/graduation equivalent, to the extent permitted by the JHU equivalency formula.
- Certified Internal Auditor (CIA) or Certified Public Accountant (CPA) designation. (If not currently certified/designated as CPA or CIA, must become certified/designated within two years of hire.)
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS
- Supervisory experience
TECHNICAL QUALIFICATIONS & SPECIALIZED CERTIFICATIONS
- Experience with Microsoft Office Suite and computer assisted auditing tools (e.g., automated workpapers, and SAP and Epic information systems).
TECHNICAL SKILLS & EXPECTED LEVEL OF PROFICIENCY
- Analytical Skills - Advanced
- Auditing Standards - Advanced
- Internal Auditing - Advanced
- Oral and Written Communications - Advanced
- Process Improvement - Advanced
- Project Management - Advanced
- Risk Analysis - Advanced
- Risk Control - Advanced
CLASSIFIED TITLE: Internal Audit Manager
JOB POSTING TITLE (WORKING TITLE): Internal Audit Manager (Office of Hopkins Internal Audit)
ROLE/LEVEL/RANGE: ATP/04/PF
STARTING SALARY RANGE: $85,500 - $149,800 Annually (Commensurate w/exp.)
EMPLOYEE GROUP: Full Time
SCHEDULE: M-F 8:30-5
FLSA STATUS: Exempt
LOCATION: Hybrid/Eastern High Campus
DEPARTMENT NAME: Johns Hopkins Medicine
PERSONNEL AREA: University Administration
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Align your credentials to federal requirements
Project Program Manager roles at Johns Hopkins often require a bachelor's degree in a directly related field to qualify as a specialty occupation under H-1B standards. If your degree is in a tangential field, document how your coursework and experience map to program management.
Target grant-funded departments with dedicated HR
Johns Hopkins divisions running NIH or NSF-funded projects hire program managers cyclically as grants are awarded or renewed. Focusing your search on research-heavy schools like Bloomberg Public Health or the School of Medicine increases your chances of finding roles with sponsorship infrastructure already in place.
Clarify sponsorship eligibility before final interviews
Ask the hiring team directly whether the specific position is approved for sponsorship before accepting a formal offer. Some roles at Johns Hopkins are funded through restricted sources that limit visa filing options, and finding out late can delay your start date significantly.
Understand the LCA filing step before your start date
Johns Hopkins must file a Labor Condition Application with DOL before submitting your H-1B petition to USCIS. The LCA certifies your offered wage meets the prevailing rate for program managers in Baltimore. Confirm your employer has initiated this step, as it must be completed before the I-129 petition is filed.
Use Migrate Mate to filter open roles by sponsorship history
Not every Project Program Manager listing at Johns Hopkins is tied to a sponsoring department. Use Migrate Mate to surface roles the university has historically sponsored, so you apply to positions where the institutional support for visa filing is already established.
Request premium processing if your OPT window is closing
If you are on F-1 OPT, confirm your OPT expiration date against the H-1B cap-subject October 1 start date. If the gap is tight, ask Johns Hopkins to elect premium processing through USCIS so your petition is adjudicated within 15 business days rather than waiting on standard timelines.
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Find Project Program Manager at Johns Hopkins University JobsFrequently Asked Questions
Does Johns Hopkins University sponsor H-1B visas for Project Program Managers?
Yes, Johns Hopkins University sponsors H-1B visas for Project Program Manager roles where the position qualifies as a specialty occupation. The university has a dedicated Office of International Services that manages visa filings. Sponsorship availability can vary by department and funding source, so confirming with the hiring team for the specific role is always the right first step.
How do I apply for Project Program Manager jobs at Johns Hopkins University?
Applications go through the Johns Hopkins Careers portal, where postings list required qualifications and department details. Tailor your application to highlight experience managing complex, multi-stakeholder projects, which is common across Johns Hopkins research and administrative environments. You can also use Migrate Mate to browse Project Program Manager openings at Johns Hopkins filtered by visa sponsorship history, so you prioritize roles where sponsorship support is more likely.
Which visa types does Johns Hopkins University commonly use for Project Program Manager roles?
Johns Hopkins sponsors H-1B visas most commonly for full-time Project Program Manager positions. The university also supports F-1 OPT and CPT for recent graduates in eligible roles, and files PERM labor certifications for candidates pursuing permanent residence through EB-2 or EB-3 Green Card pathways. TN status is available for Canadian and Mexican nationals in qualifying professional categories.
What qualifications does Johns Hopkins University expect for Project Program Manager roles?
Most postings require a bachelor's degree in a relevant field such as public health, business administration, or a technical discipline, alongside several years of project or program coordination experience. Roles tied to research grants frequently expect familiarity with NIH or federal grant management processes. PMP certification is not always required but is a common differentiator among competitive candidates.
How long does the visa sponsorship process typically take for a Johns Hopkins Project Program Manager hire?
For H-1B sponsorship, the full timeline from offer to work authorization depends on when in the cap cycle you are hired. Cap-subject petitions filed in April have an October 1 start date, creating a gap of up to six months. USCIS premium processing reduces petition adjudication to 15 business days once filed. PERM-based Green Card sponsorship through DOL typically adds 12 to 24 months before the I-140 stage.
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