Director, TXO Controllership

McKesson•The Woodlands, TX

3d•$131,600 - $219,300•Hybrid

About The Position

The Director, Texas Oncology Controllership is responsible for providing strategic leadership and operational oversight for core accounting activities supporting the Texas Oncology(TxO) organization within The US Oncology Network (USON). This role ensures accurate, timely, and compliant financial close, balance sheet integrity, and standardized accounting processes within a complex business environment. The Director partners closely with TxO Finance Operations, FP&A, business partners, and Accounting Shared Services to drive strong governance, scalable processes, and continuous improvement across Texas Oncology.

Requirements

Degree or equivalent experience.
Typically requires 12+ years of professional experience and 4+ years of management experience.
12+ years of progressive accounting experience, including leadership of operational accounting teams.
Bachelor’s degree in Accounting or Finance.
Strong knowledge of US GAAP, internal controls, and SOX compliance.
Experience supporting complex, multi-entity environments.
Experience in healthcare, shared services, or large enterprise environments.
Hands-on experience with ERP systems (e.g., PeopleSoft) and account reconciliation tools (e.g., BlackLine).
Demonstrated success leading process standardization and operational improvement initiatives.
Experience supporting internal and external audits in a SOX-regulated environment.
Operational excellence and attention to detail
Strong judgment and risk awareness
Ability to lead through complexity and change
Executive-level communication and influence
Commitment to compliance, accountability, and continuous improvement

Nice To Haves

CPA or MBA

Responsibilities

Provide leadership and oversight for core TxO month-end close activities, including journal entry governance, balance sheet reconciliations, and account substantiation.
Ensure consistent application of accounting policies and procedures across TxO.
Establish and maintain standardized close calendars, checklists, and documentation standards to support timely close and audit readiness.
Serve as an escalation point for complex TxO accounting matters, balance sheet discrepancies, and unusual or non‑routine transactions.
Lead, mentor, and develop a team of TxO accounting managers and accounting professionals.
Establish clear performance expectations and provide ongoing coaching and feedback.
Build organizational capability through training, knowledge sharing, and succession planning.
Foster a culture of accountability, collaboration, and continuous improvement across geographically dispersed teams.
Design, implement, and maintain effective internal controls in alignment with SOX requirements and McKesson control standards.
Partner with Internal Audit and External Audit to support walkthroughs, testing, issue remediation, and audit requests.
Ensure TxO accounting processes are well‑documented, consistently executed, and supported by appropriate evidentiary documentation.
Proactively identify control gaps, operational risks, and opportunities to strengthen the control environment.
Support data integrity, system tie‑outs, and resolution of system‑related accounting issues.
Serve as a primary liaison between Practice Management Accounting, TxO Finance, TxO FP&A, and other key functions within TxO.
Partner closely with various McKesson and USON accounting shared services organizations to drive efficiency, quality, and compliance.
Communicate accounting risks, trends, and key insights to senior finance leadership.
Support enterprise initiatives impacting TxO accounting, governance, or financial reporting quality.
Act as a key business leader for accounting systems and process enablement initiatives, partnering closely with Finance Systems.
Identify and resolve complex TxO accounting and operational issues impacting balance sheet integrity and close performance.
Provide leadership judgment on non‑standard transactions and emerging accounting issues, ensuring alignment with U.S. GAAP and McKesson policy.