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Centerstone

Non-profit provider of community behavioral healthcare

Market Finance Officer

Corporate Finance & FP&APosted on Nov 10
Full-timeBradenton, FL, USA$159.5k - $239.2kIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • A Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Business Administration, or another relevant field is required.
  • Ten years of progressively responsible experience for a major company or division of a large corporation in the healthcare industry is required.
  • Experience partnering with an executive team.
  • Strong verbal and written communication skills, including the ability to engage, lead, and partner with a broad range of stakeholders.
  • Ability to deal with complex problems involving multiple facets and variables in non-standardized situations.
  • Ability to organize accounting, revenue cycle, and facilities teams to achieve optimal performance and cost-effective results, and periodically re-evaluate team structures and make changes as needed.
  • Ability to develop the finance team to promote succession planning, retention, and skill and career development.
  • Excellent analytical skills.
  • Commitment to operating with transparency and integrity.

Responsibilities

  • Assist in formulating the company’s future direction and supporting tactical initiatives in collaboration with the CEO, COO, CAO, Vice Presidents, and Directors.
  • Assist in developing and implementing strategic business plans.
  • Manage capital requests and budgeting processes.
  • Develop performance measures that support the company’s strategic direction.
  • Maintain current knowledge of the healthcare and behavioral healthcare industries through trade publications, financial market reports, conferences, and seminars.
  • Participate in key decisions as a member of the executive management team.
  • Maintain in-depth relationships with members of the management team.
  • Work with management staff to ensure continuity of services, including participating in management meetings, financial strategic planning, financial risk management assessment, and financial policy compliance.
  • Ensure the organization remains focused on performance against approved budgets and work with the CEO, COO, and CAO to develop performance improvement plans when needed.
  • Analyze operations to identify opportunities and programs that may need reorganization, downsizing, or elimination.
  • Manage the accounting department, including contract, grant, and other receivables.
  • Coordinate with the enterprise Vice President for Revenue Cycle on fee-for-service accounts receivable management, monitor results, and identify issues needing attention.
  • Provide management staff with fiscal analysis of program operations and potential remedies as needed.
  • Assist executive leadership in evaluating and analyzing new business opportunities and enhancements to existing programs.
  • Coordinate with human resources, information technology, analytics, legal, and treasury departments.
  • Oversee the financial operations of the regional SBU and its subsidiaries.
  • Manage third parties to whom finance functions have been outsourced.
  • Implement operational best practices.
  • Assist or supervise affiliation and merger due diligence and assist in negotiating such transactions.
  • Maintain customer-service relationships with funding agencies and meet with representatives to discuss budgets and financial operations as needed.
  • Maintain internal accounting controls and continuously monitor compliance with them.
  • Represent and advocate for the company in meetings with regulatory officials, trade organizations, healthcare industry representatives, private nonprofit organizations, and financial institutions.
  • Develop operations leaders’ financial skills through training, individual coaching, and other methods.
  • Develop, test, implement, and maintain policies and procedures for accurate accounting records and reports, including reports used by operations leaders and their teams to evaluate program financial performance.
  • Develop and maintain an effective budget process with regional senior operations leadership, providing accurate goals against which actual operating performance can be reported and evaluated.
  • Review and approve filings with the Internal Revenue Service and state and federal governments.
  • Report financial results to regional senior leadership and the enterprise Chief Financial Officer.
  • Assist executive management, principally the CEO and COO, in preparing the monthly financial management report and monthly business review with the enterprise COO and CFO.
  • Ensure accurate completion in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles and appropriate distribution of multi-corporation fiscal reports, including monthly profit and loss statements, budget reports, depreciation schedules, and quarterly treasury reports.
  • Ensure required fiscal reports are filed with funding and other agencies on time.
  • Supervise the fee-for-service billing team.
  • Ensure bills are submitted on time with a high clean-claims rate.
  • Ensure denials are addressed promptly.
  • Oversee accounts receivable aging and monitor days-sales-outstanding metrics.
  • Understand and mitigate key elements of the company’s risk profile.
  • Monitor open legal issues involving the company and legal issues affecting the industry.
  • Facilitate compliance with legal and regulatory requirements.
  • Ensure record keeping meets auditor and government-agency requirements.
  • Report risk issues to the America Chief Financial Officer, Compliance Officer, or Chief Executive Officer as appropriate.
  • Maintain relationships with external auditors and investigate and address their findings and recommendations.
  • Monitor cash balances and cash forecasts.
  • Coordinate entity-specific bank financing through the enterprise Chief Financial Officer.
  • Audit profit and loss statements to identify irregularities and ensure compliance with funding-source guidelines.
  • Ensure appropriate corrective action is taken in response to monitoring or audit visits by grants or findings from independent audits.

Desired Qualifications

  • Certified Public Accountant certification.
  • Master of Business Administration in Finance or Certified Management Accountant certification.

About the Company

Centerstone

Non-profit provider of community behavioral healthcare

Centerstone is a non-profit health system that delivers community-based behavioral healthcare, including mental health treatment, substance use disorder recovery, and family counseling, with specialized services for military personnel and veterans. Its care is delivered through a network of clinics and Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinics, offering integrated, holistic services that patients can access and manage via an online portal. The organization differentiates itself with a large nonprofit footprint focused on accessible, integrated care across clinics and a strong emphasis on serving active military communities. Its goal is to make high-quality behavioral health services available to the communities it serves by reinvesting grants, contracts, and patient fees back into programs and services.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Nashville, TN
Founded
Not listed

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