Senior Manager, M&A Finance

DASCO is a private equity-backed home medical equipment (HME/DME) company headquartered in Columbus, Ohio, approaching $200M in revenue and growing 15–20% annually. Backed by Silver Oak Services Partners, DASCO operates an active M&A pipeline alongside a portfolio of joint ventures with hospital systems across multiple states. The company is entering a period of accelerated deal activity, and this role is being created to provide dedicated, full-time finance support for M&A execution.

About the role

The Senior Manager, M&A Finance will own the financial workstreams of DASCO's acquisition and joint venture activity end-to-end — from diligence through post-close integration. This is a hands-on, individual-contributor role for someone who wants to build and run financial models and diligence analyses directly, not manage a team. The role reports directly to the CFO and works closely with the Director of FP&A, Controller, and deal counsel.

Responsibilities

• Lead financial due diligence on acquisition and de novo targets, including normalized/adjusted EBITDA analysis, working capital, quality-of-earnings review, and revenue cycle diligence specific to HME/DME.
• Build and maintain acquisition and forecast models: purchase price allocation support, deal-level and consolidated forecasts for sponsor and board reporting.
• Prepare buyer- and sponsor-facing deliverables: Q&A response support, data room materials, and management presentation exhibits.
• Partner with the Director of FP&A and Controller to translate deal terms into forecast and reporting impacts, ensuring a clean handoff from diligence into the existing management reporting framework.
• Track and report pipeline status, deal economics, and post-close integration milestones (synergy capture, working capital true-ups, earnout calculations) to the CFO.
• Manage relationships with external diligence providers (QoE firms, legal counsel, valuation specialists) on a deal-by-deal basis.

Requirements

• 5+ years of experience in private equity, investment banking (M&A/healthcare coverage), or corporate development/M&A at an operating company.
• Demonstrated ability to build financial models independently without relying on templates built by others.
• Strong Excel skills at a level suited to building diligence workbooks from raw data exports.
• Comfortable operating with significant autonomy in a lean finance team, without the deal-team infrastructure (analysts, associates) typical of PE or banking environments.

Qualifications

Preferred:

• Healthcare services or healthcare-adjacent deal experience.
• Prior exposure to joint venture structures, minority-interest accounting, or hospital/health-system partnerships.
• Familiarity with Brightree or similar HME/DME operating systems, or a track record of ramping quickly on industry-specific billing and reimbursement mechanics.

What success looks like in the first year

• Independently runs financial diligence on new acquisition targets with minimal CFO oversight on mechanics, escalating judgment calls rather than routine analysis.
• Has taken full ownership of the JV tracker and at least one active JV workstream (e.g., a new formation or restructuring) from financial modeling through close.
• Is a trusted second set of eyes on buyer-facing materials.
• Has built enough HME/DME-specific fluency to flag revenue-cycle and reimbursement risk in diligence without prompting.

Pay

• Base salary: $140,000–$170,000, commensurate with experience.
• Annual bonus target: 20% of base salary.
• Total cash compensation competitive with PE-backed healthcare services companies of similar size in the Columbus, OH market.

Clear path to Director-level scope as deal volume increases.

Schedule

This is a full-time position, Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Occasional evening and weekend work may be required as job duties demand.

Work Environment

Remote. The physical demands include the ability to sit for extended periods, stand, bend, and perform tasks requiring close and distance vision, color and peripheral vision, depth perception, and the ability to adjust focus. Travel may occasionally be required for training, continuing education, or meetings at the corporate office.