Interim Chief Financial Officer (CFO)

About the role

Community Hospital Corporation owns, manages and consults with hospitals through three distinct structures - CHC Community Hospitals, CHC Community Hospital Consulting and CHC ContinueCARE, which share a goal of sustaining community hospitals and healthcare providers around the country. The Interim CFO is responsible for performing the accounting functions throughout their assigned hospital, which includes all financial reporting, cash management, budgeting and auditing.

Responsibilities

• Interact with Department Heads regarding questions on budget to actual reports, capital tracking, summary trial balance, accounts payable reports, and other financial reports
• Reconcile, analyze, and adjust general ledger accounts as assigned
• Maintain accurate detailed support of general ledger account balances
• Performs computations to complete journal entries and maintain appropriate supporting documentation
• Prepares routine reports and analysis
• Analyzes reports and financial statements to identify significant fluctuations
• Performs analysis/reconciliations of assigned general ledger accounts
• Performs special projects and follows through to completion
• May coordinate the complete financial cycle for assigned companies
• Reconciles bank statements and coordinate with outside departments/companies and banks in cash procedures and research problems
• Captures and updates capital budget expenditures and commitments
• Monitors all capital acquisitions including leased equipment verifying documentation complete and in accordance with Hospital policy and budget
• Manages / oversees biweekly payroll function; reviewing, processing, and analyzing all hours worked for accuracy ensuring appropriate employee payments and deductions, as well as accurate recording in the general ledger
• After month end reporting identifies all major discrepancies from budget and provides explanations
• Manages / oversees all biweekly productivity reporting, escheat reporting, as well as sales tax filings for the facility
• Coordinates and manages all aspects of all audits including the annual financial audit
• Pulls all data to prepare and assist with annual cost reports and insurance reporting
• Manage all financial and statistical data requested from outside vendors and third parties including but not limited to Uncompensated Care, Disproportionate Share (Medicare and Medicaid), American Hospital Association (and state) annual reporting
• Gathers and interprets statistical information within each department, maintaining and reporting productivity
• Hospital/Clinic wide ability to communicate interdepartmentally, presenting complex topics professionally and ethically
• Ability to provide training on financials to all managers and directors
• Educate on all reporting available and how to interpret

Requirements

• Bachelor's Degree in accounting preferred, Masters and CPA a plus
• 4 years accounting experience in an acute care facility
• Ability to work with all levels of employees including Administration
• Knowledge of GAAP and state and federal regulations regarding hospitals and District
• Intermediate to high knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel (including pivot tables)
• Sequel Reporting a plus
• Open to 100% travel (Colorado or New Mexico is ideal)

Benefits

About Community Hospital Corporation: Community Hospital Corporation is a Texas not-for-profit company whose sole mission is to help not-for-profit hospitals remain community-operated and governed. CHC owns, manages and consults with hospitals through three distinct organizations — CHC Hospitals, CHC Consulting and CHC Continue Care, which share a common purpose of preserving and protecting community hospitals. Based in Plano, Texas, the organization provides the resources and experience community hospitals need to improve quality outcomes, patient satisfaction and financial performance. For more information about CHC, please visit the company website at www.chc.com.