Senior Director Financial Services

Aston Carter•Springfield, MA

7d•$89 - $96•Onsite

About The Position

Shape the Financial Future of a Leading Healthcare System Are you a strategic finance leader who thrives in complexity and wants your work to truly matter? We’re seeking a Senior Director of Financial Services to play a pivotal leadership role within a large, mission‑driven healthcare organization in Western Massachusetts. This is a rare opportunity to sit at the intersection of financial strategy, operational excellence, and executive leadership—guiding enterprise-wide reporting, advising Senior leadership, and ensuring the financial integrity of a growing health system that directly impacts patient care and community outcomes. Reporting directly to the Vice President of Support Services, you’ll serve as a trusted advisor to executives, boards, auditors, and cross‑functional leaders—owning the story behind the numbers and helping drive informed decision‑making at the highest levels. 🔑 Why This Role Is Exciting Enterprise-Level Impact – Oversee consolidated financial reporting across a multi‑entity health system Executive Visibility – Regular interaction with the Board of Trustees, Finance Committees, and Audit Committees Strategic Influence – Shape accounting policy, system architecture, joint ventures, and financial governance Complex & Rewarding Scope – Grants, captive insurance, retirement plans, joint ventures, and nonprofit healthcare finance Mission-Driven Environment – Your leadership directly supports patient care, research, and community health

Requirements

Deep expertise in financial reporting, accounting, audit, grants, and analysis
Strong background in healthcare and/or nonprofit finance
Proven leadership in complex, multi‑entity environments
Exceptional analytical, communication, and stakeholder management skills
High proficiency with general ledger systems and Microsoft Suite

Nice To Haves

Crowe RCA system
Sponsored Program Administration
Joint ventures and strategic partnerships accounting
Revenue cycle and fixed assets accounting

Responsibilities

Direct enterprise-wide financial reporting at both individual entity and consolidated system levels
Prepare and present monthly, quarterly, and annual financial statements, CFO reports, and Board‑ready analysis
Lead variance analysis, financial commentary, and executive‑level insights
Oversee the preparation of audited financial statements and coordinate with external auditors
Ensure accuracy, integrity, and regulatory compliance across all financial records
Interpret and implement new accounting standards and pronouncements
Lead accounting treatment for joint ventures and strategic partnerships, including valuation and tax implications
Oversee nonprofit and corporate tax filings (Forms 1120, 990, 990T, PC, 1099, abandoned property, etc.)
Own the structure and evolution of the general ledger and common chart of accounts
Partner with IT and vendors on system performance, enhancements, upgrades, and reporting tools
Maintain and optimize Crowe RCA and other financial systems
Drive continuous improvement across financial processes, controls, and reporting efficiency
Lead accounting and audits for research and sponsored program grants
Oversee fixed asset policy, capitalization, depreciation, and disposals
Manage intercompany transactions, reconciliations, bank activity, and reserves
Support captive insurance operations and retirement plan accounting
Represent Finance on internal and external committees and task forces
Serve as a financial thought partner to operational and clinical leaders
Translate complex financial data into clear, actionable insights for leadership