Chief Financial Officer - Accounting Firm

Chief Financial Officer - Accounting Firm

Role & responsibilities:

- Financial reports both internal and external

- Financial policies, procedures and systems

- Reimbursement strategies, reports and appeals

- Budgeting systems for both operating and capital budgets

- Tax returns and tax planning

- Financial analysis of new programs, acquisitions and business development

- Patient financial services, including receivables management and patient admissions processes

- Disbursements (payroll and accounts payable) processing

- Provide financial information and consultation to management.

- Interpret current financial trends and respond with appropriate action.

- Develop strategies to increase cash flow including improvements in revenue cycle management.

- Ensure compliance with covenants incorporated in financing documents.

- Negotiate contracts and agreements with third parties.

- Participate in professional associations and community service activities.

- Establish monitoring processes and forecasting to position to adjust to changes in value based purchasing.

- Lead or facilitate strategies and steps for cost containment within the organization.

- Plan, assign and review work of staff to ensure that group objectives are met. Hire, train, develop and manage staff to ensure that a qualified staff exists to meet group objectives.

- Perform other related duties and participate in special projects as assigned.