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Chief Financial Officer – Alliant Management Services
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Chief Financial Officer – Alliant Management Services
Chief Financial Officer – Alliant Management Services
15 hours ago Be among the first 25 applicants Location: Northwest Florida Community Hospital, Chipley, Florida
POSITION SUMMARY:
The Chief Financial Officer (CFO) drives key strategic initiatives for Northwest Florida Community Hospital, providing oversight of all Financial Operations.
The Chief Financial Officer generally supervises directly or indirectly the Accounting, Patient Financial Services, Registration, and Health Information functions.
The Chief Financial Officer is supervised generally by the Hospital Chief Executive Officer and an Alliant Management Regional CFO.
NATURE AND SCOPE:
The Chief Financial Officer has contact daily with both internal and external customers during the completion of duties and responsibilities. Customers are defined as the hospital Chief Executive Officer, business office, revenue cycle manager, hospital department managers, staff, physicians and patients, Alliant regional and corporate employees, board members, community, vendors and accounting professionals (CPAs and Medicare/Medicaid Intermediary employees).
The Chief Financial Officer deals with confidential information as a means of performing duties and fulfilling responsibilities. This data includes, but is not limited to, payroll distributions, marketing studies, professional service contracts, legal issues, personnel issues and quality issues.
The Chief Financial Officer is responsible for ascertaining that hospital internal controls are adequate to safeguard the hospital’s assets and that systems are in place and functioning that will generate accurate financial reporting.
The Chief Financial Officer leads and instructs others as a way of completing duties and responsibilities. The Chief Financial Officer instructs hospital accounting personnel in the correct techniques for achieving compliance with generally accepted accounting principles. The Chief Financial Officer advises hospital personnel as to the appropriate record keeping requirements to ensure compliance with third party reimbursement regulations. The Chief Financial Officer advises management and staff on changes in accounting policy and how it should be utilized in their decision-making processes.
The Chief Financial Officer must exhibit a high level of professional judgment during the completion of duties and responsibilities. The position calls for a determination of compliance with generally accepted accounting principles, third party reimbursement regulations and board approved financial policy.
The Chief Financial Officer is expected to make decisions and communicate these to staff, peers and superiors during the performance of duties and responsibilities. Decisions made by the Chief Financial Officer include, but are not limited to, recommendations on financing of capital expenditures, contractual terms, third party reimbursement strategies, budget projections and accounting projections.
The Chief Financial Officer must seize the opportunity to project the effects of decision alternatives prior to implementation as a means of properly performing one’s duties and responsibilities. This is achieved through preparation of comparative feasibility studies, pro forma income statements and cash flow procedures.
The Chief Financial Officer must exhibit attention to detail in the performance of duties. This attention is shown through one’s thorough understanding of a hospital’s accounting practices, third party reimbursement activity, contractual obligation and capabilities of the managed hospital accounting/business office personnel. The Chief Financial Officer is responsible for the revenue cycle / business office function including the overall control of accounts receivable.
EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE:
A bachelor’s degree with a concentration in Accounting, Finance, Business Administration or related field required.
Prior experience in a CFO capacity in a Healthcare or Hospital setting strongly preferred.
CPA strongly preferred. Seniority level
Seniority level Executive Employment type
Employment type Full-time Job function
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Chief Financial Officer – Alliant Management Services
15 hours ago Be among the first 25 applicants Location: Northwest Florida Community Hospital, Chipley, Florida
POSITION SUMMARY:
The Chief Financial Officer (CFO) drives key strategic initiatives for Northwest Florida Community Hospital, providing oversight of all Financial Operations.
The Chief Financial Officer generally supervises directly or indirectly the Accounting, Patient Financial Services, Registration, and Health Information functions.
The Chief Financial Officer is supervised generally by the Hospital Chief Executive Officer and an Alliant Management Regional CFO.
NATURE AND SCOPE:
The Chief Financial Officer has contact daily with both internal and external customers during the completion of duties and responsibilities. Customers are defined as the hospital Chief Executive Officer, business office, revenue cycle manager, hospital department managers, staff, physicians and patients, Alliant regional and corporate employees, board members, community, vendors and accounting professionals (CPAs and Medicare/Medicaid Intermediary employees).
The Chief Financial Officer deals with confidential information as a means of performing duties and fulfilling responsibilities. This data includes, but is not limited to, payroll distributions, marketing studies, professional service contracts, legal issues, personnel issues and quality issues.
The Chief Financial Officer is responsible for ascertaining that hospital internal controls are adequate to safeguard the hospital’s assets and that systems are in place and functioning that will generate accurate financial reporting.
The Chief Financial Officer leads and instructs others as a way of completing duties and responsibilities. The Chief Financial Officer instructs hospital accounting personnel in the correct techniques for achieving compliance with generally accepted accounting principles. The Chief Financial Officer advises hospital personnel as to the appropriate record keeping requirements to ensure compliance with third party reimbursement regulations. The Chief Financial Officer advises management and staff on changes in accounting policy and how it should be utilized in their decision-making processes.
The Chief Financial Officer must exhibit a high level of professional judgment during the completion of duties and responsibilities. The position calls for a determination of compliance with generally accepted accounting principles, third party reimbursement regulations and board approved financial policy.
The Chief Financial Officer is expected to make decisions and communicate these to staff, peers and superiors during the performance of duties and responsibilities. Decisions made by the Chief Financial Officer include, but are not limited to, recommendations on financing of capital expenditures, contractual terms, third party reimbursement strategies, budget projections and accounting projections.
The Chief Financial Officer must seize the opportunity to project the effects of decision alternatives prior to implementation as a means of properly performing one’s duties and responsibilities. This is achieved through preparation of comparative feasibility studies, pro forma income statements and cash flow procedures.
The Chief Financial Officer must exhibit attention to detail in the performance of duties. This attention is shown through one’s thorough understanding of a hospital’s accounting practices, third party reimbursement activity, contractual obligation and capabilities of the managed hospital accounting/business office personnel. The Chief Financial Officer is responsible for the revenue cycle / business office function including the overall control of accounts receivable.
EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE:
A bachelor’s degree with a concentration in Accounting, Finance, Business Administration or related field required.
Prior experience in a CFO capacity in a Healthcare or Hospital setting strongly preferred.
CPA strongly preferred. Seniority level
Seniority level Executive Employment type
Employment type Full-time Job function
Job function Finance and Sales Industries Accounting Referrals increase your chances of interviewing at Blue & Co., LLC by 2x Sign in to set job alerts for “Chief Financial Officer” roles.
Louisville, KY $200,000.00-$300,000.00 4 days ago Executive Vice President for Finance and Administration and Chief Financial Officer (EVPFA/CFO)
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