Director, Strategic Finance

Millennium Physician Group

10d • $131,243 - $196,865

About The Position

The Director, Strategic Finance will be a senior thought partner to leaders across Millennium, translating complex financial, medical claims, clinical, and operational data into decisions that drive growth and performance. The role will evaluate strategic investments, strengthen forecasting and decision support, improve the economics of value-based care, and help leaders understand where to allocate resources for the greatest impact. This is a hands-on role for someone who combines rigorous financial analysis with an operator mindset and enjoys moving from insight to action.

Enterprise visibility: Work on high-priority decisions spanning growth, market performance, physician economics, care delivery, and resource allocation.
Strategic + operating breadth: Move between business cases, forecasting, payer and risk economics, provider performance, and execution tracking.
Platform scale: Join Millennium during a period of continued expansion, with access to the capabilities and learning opportunities of a broader national care delivery platform.
Build and influence: Strengthen the models, metrics, and decision processes leaders use to run the business and measure value creation.

Requirements

• Bachelor's degree in Finance, Economics, Accounting, Business, Healthcare Administration, Analytics, or a related field; MBA or other advanced degree is a plus.
• 7+ years of experience in strategic finance, FP&A, corporate development, investment banking, management consulting, healthcare finance/analytics, or a similarly rigorous analytical role.
• Strong financial modeling and analytical skills, including the ability to build driver-based forecasts, investment cases, scenarios, and executive-level decision support from imperfect or complex data.
• Advanced Excel proficiency.
• Demonstrated ability to synthesize complex information into clear business recommendations, communicate with senior executives, and influence cross-functional teams without relying on formal authority.
• High ownership, intellectual curiosity, and comfort operating in a fast-paced environment where priorities evolve and the finance team is expected to help shape the answer - not simply report the result.

Nice To Haves

• Experience with SQL/Databricks and visualization tools such as Power BI or Tableau is helpful but not required for the right finance leader.
• Experience in physician organizations, MSOs/IPAs, health plans, risk-bearing entities, or other value-based care models, with a strong understanding of utilization, medical cost, capitation, and total cost of care.
• A track record of pairing financial rigor with commercial and operating judgment - and of staying close enough to execution to understand whether the expected value is actually being realized.
• Experience supporting multi-site growth, market expansion, partnerships, acquisitions/integrations, or other scaled healthcare delivery initiatives.
• The range to move comfortably from detailed analysis to an executive narrative: you can interrogate a model, challenge assumptions, and then explain the answer simply and persuasively.

Responsibilities

• Serve as a strategic finance partner to senior leaders across finance, operations, clinical, network, and growth teams, bringing a fact-based financial perspective to key business decisions.
• Build and own driver-based financial models for growth initiatives, market expansion, physician partnerships, service-line opportunities, care programs, and other strategic investments; frame returns, risks, sensitivities, and trade-offs.
• Analyze performance across markets, practices, providers, service lines, and patient populations by connecting P&L, claims, utilization, quality, and operational data to explain trends and identify opportunities.
• Support value-based and risk-based arrangements by evaluating medical cost trends, utilization, quality performance, risk adjustment, shared savings, capitation assumptions, benchmarks, and contract economics.
• Lead business-case development and post-investment tracking, including ROI, cost-benefit, scenario, and variance analysis, to ensure initiatives translate into measurable results.
• Support annual planning, rolling forecasts, and long-range financial planning; improve the quality of assumptions, driver visibility, and accountability across the organization.
• Partner with clinical, care management, network, and operations teams to identify, size, prioritize, and track opportunities that improve performance and reduce avoidable utilization and total cost of care.
• Translate complex analysis into concise, executive-ready insights and recommendations for senior leadership, provider-facing teams, and cross-functional stakeholders.
• Develop scalable reporting, KPI frameworks, and decision-support tools that increase transparency, accelerate decision-making, and strengthen financial discipline as the organization grows.

Benefits

• Senior leaders have a clearer, faster view of the economic drivers behind performance and the actions that can change the trajectory.
• Major growth and operating initiatives are supported by rigorous business cases, explicit assumptions, and disciplined follow-through on realized value.
• Forecasting and performance management become more driver-based, connected to operating realities, and useful as decision tools rather than reporting exercises.
• Financial, claims, and operational insights consistently translate into practical actions that improve growth, provider performance, affordability, and patient outcomes.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Director