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Job Description:

  • Lead the development, implementation, and operations of accounting and decision‑support systems
  • Contribute to the development and enhancement of policies and procedures related to corporate tax functions
  • Oversee reporting and dashboard creation within assigned areas
  • Collaborate with key stakeholders—both internal and external—to promote alignment, streamline financial processes, and support coordinated efforts across departments
  • Coordinate and monitor compliance with best practices in financial accounting, payroll, and taxation procedures
  • Support overall planning related to major accounting and financial reporting systems across the organization

Requirements:

  • Bachelor's degree in accounting, auditing, finance, or related field of study required
  • Master's degree preferred
  • 6+ years of accounting experience, including work with general ledger systems and/or related financial information systems required
  • Strong familiarity with accounting standards and regulations, such as IRS rules, US GAAP, Uniform Guidance, and relevant hospital or nonprofit financial regulations required
  • Extensive corporate tax experience supporting a U.S. multi‑location and/or global organization
  • Strong understanding of complex corporate tax structures and compliance requirements strongly preferred
  • Experience working with outsourced partners, including managing deliverables, reviewing work products, and maintaining strong vendor relationships desired
  • Project management experience strongly desired
  • Workday experience a plus, particularly within financial or accounting modules
  • CPA preferred

Benefits:

  • Explore our exceptional benefits
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