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Supports the CFO in leading hospital financial operations, budgeting, forecasting, reporting, financial controls, reimbursement, regulatory compliance, and long-term sustainability. Partners with clinical and operational leaders to improve financial performance, accountability, and continuous improvement. Requires healthcare finance experience, strong analytical and communication skills, and progressive accounting or finance leadership.

Interim Controllers lead hospital financial operations, including month-end close, financial reporting, accounting, revenue cycle, cost reporting, payroll, reconciliations, treasury, audits, tax coordination, and internal controls. They stabilize or improve financial processes during organizational change while ensuring GAAP and regulatory compliance. Assignments may occur across healthcare organizations, including health systems, physician groups, academic medical centers, and standalone facilities.

Processes deposit-insurance and creditor claims for failed banks, including calculating insured amounts, researching creditor records, screening claims, recommending determinations, posting transactions, issuing notices, answering claimant inquiries, and preparing routine reports and forms.

Oversee accounting operations, financial reporting, budgeting, forecasting, cash flow, audits, and regulatory compliance for an FQHC and PACE organization. Ensure accurate reporting under GAAP, Medicare, Medicaid, FQHC PPS, and PACE capitation models. Lead cost reporting, revenue recognition, internal controls, financial modeling, and strategic planning while advising leadership and the Board. Supervise finance staff and collaborate with clinical, operations, and compliance teams.

Analyze healthcare financial performance, budgets, forecasts, variance, and financial models for hospital departments, service lines, and capital projects. Partner with operational leaders, support month-end close and reporting, and contribute to process improvements and cost-saving initiatives on interim or project-based assignments.

Manages claims administration for failed financial institutions, including deposit insurance calculations, creditor claim determinations, claimant communications, reporting, and compliance with FDIC procedures. Leads Claims teams, establishes work plans and deadlines, delegates assignments, monitors production, reviews staff work, and coordinates priorities with project and functional managers. The role requires bank or high-volume claims operations experience, supervisory experience, strong communication, Microsoft Office proficiency, and the ability to work accurately in a high-pressure environment.