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Leads budgeting and forecasting for assigned regions, including forecast close, variance analysis, assumption review, financial modeling, allocations, and budget reporting. Partners with Regional Finance, supports planning tools and processes, trains stakeholders, and develops standardized guidance. Manages and coaches a finance team, oversees workloads, and contributes to staffing, process improvement, and automation decisions.

Provides service desk and desktop support for corporate, business, and community users. Responsibilities include troubleshooting Windows devices, Microsoft 365, accounts, networks, peripherals, conference room technology, endpoint security, and mobile devices. The role manages tickets, documentation, user training, escalations, and ITSM processes; supports onboarding and offboarding; identifies security threats; participates in on-call and technology support rotations; and contributes to technical projects and continuous improvement.

Provides accounting and clerical support for a continuing care retirement community. Responsibilities include entering resident and health center billing data, recording deposits, reviewing accounts payable invoices, entering payables, routing invoices for approval, and generating checks. The role supports the Director of Financial Services and requires attention to detail, computer skills, and a hospitality-focused approach. Accounting experience is helpful but not required, and training is provided.

Lead sales and marketing efforts for a senior living community, owning the full funnel from inquiries and tours through deposits and move-ins. Build referral relationships, manage CRM activity, respond rapidly to leads, maintain occupancy targets, organize conversion-focused events, and identify funnel improvements. The role requires a high-performing sales leader who can close deals, navigate family dynamics, and drive sustained occupancy growth.

Manages identity and access lifecycles, security technologies, vulnerability remediation, access reviews, threat monitoring, incident investigations, risk assessments, audits, security policies, business continuity, and cybersecurity awareness. Partners with infrastructure, application, and business teams to protect corporate, clinical, financial, resident, and employee information across the organization.

The Infrastructure Intern will support the internal Infrastructure team during a 12-week program. Responsibilities include helping deploy technologies, collaborating with technology partners and community leaders, contributing to organizational projects, troubleshooting issues, participating in professional development, and presenting project outcomes to senior leadership. The role requires study in computer science, information technology, or a related field, plus knowledge of security, data protection, and regulatory compliance.