Controller

Range Mental Health Center•Virginia, MN

3d•$90,000 - $138,000

About The Position

The Controller is responsible for the oversight of all accounting and financial reporting functions of the organization. This role ensures accurate financial statements, strong internal controls, compliance with GAAP and grant requirements, and supports leadership in financial planning and decision-making. The Controller partners closely with Billing, HR, Program Directors, and Executive Leadership to ensure the financial health and accountability of the organization.

Requirements

Experience in healthcare, behavioral health, nonprofit, or governmental grant environments.
Knowledge of Medicaid, Medicare, insurance billing reconciliation, and cost allocation plans.
Experience with multi-department organizations and restricted funding.
High attention to accuracy and detail.
Ability to interpret financial data and communicate clearly to non-financial staff.
Strong ethics, confidentiality, and commitment to accountability.
Problem-solving, process improvement, and internal control mindset.
Regular and reliable attendance is a requirement to this position
Bachelor’s degree in accounting.
5+ years of progressive accounting experience, including supervisory responsibility.
Strong knowledge of GAAP and nonprofit accounting.
Experience with audits, financial reporting, and budgeting.
Proficiency in accounting software and advanced Excel skills.
Must be 18 years of age.
Must be able to maintain a Minnesota driver's license and auto insurance

Nice To Haves

Experience in healthcare, behavioral health, nonprofit, or governmental grant environments.
Knowledge of Medicaid, Medicare, insurance billing reconciliation, and cost allocation plans.
Experience with multi-department organizations and restricted funding.

Responsibilities

Lead the preparation of monthly, quarterly, and annual financial statements.
Manage general ledger, journal entries, account reconciliations, and month/year-end close processes.
Ensure compliance with GAAP, federal/state regulations, and nonprofit accounting standards.
Oversee chart of accounts structure and accuracy of departmental reporting.
Monitor and analyze budget-to-actual performance; provide variance reports and recommendations.
Support forecasting, financial modeling, and long-term financial planning.
Develop and maintain internal controls to safeguard assets and ensure accurate financial data.
Coordinate annual financial audits and single audits (if applicable to grant funding).
Prepare audit schedules and support external auditors with required documentation.
Monitor compliance with organizational policies, contracts, grants, and regulatory rules.
Oversee financial reporting for federal, state, county, Medicaid, and private grants/contracts.
Ensure proper cost allocation, indirect cost rates, grant reimbursement tracking, and documentation.
Work with program managers to ensure grant budgets and spending are aligned and compliant.
Monitor cash flow, banking activity, and reserve balances.
Approve bank reconciliations, manage capital assets, depreciation schedules, and debt obligations.
Support insurance renewals, risk assessments, and fiscal policies.
Oversee payroll journal entries and reconciliation to general ledger.
Ensure accurate and timely AP/AR processing, vendor contracts, and purchasing approvals.
Implement segregation of duties and approval workflows.
Provide financial guidance to leadership, department heads, and Board Finance Committee.
Contribute financial insight to strategic planning, contracts, expansion decisions, and cost-saving opportunities.