Vice President, Corporate Controller

Solis Mammography•Addison, TX

10h•Hybrid

About The Position

The Vice President, Corporate Controller is a senior executive accountable for all aspects of accounting, financial reporting, and controllership of revenue for a multisite healthcare organization operating under a joint venture growth model. This leader will serve as a key strategic partner to the CFO and executive team, establishing the financial infrastructure, talent, and technology necessary to support rapid expansion, private equity value creation, and the increasing complexity of a multi-entity, multi-site operating environment.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Accounting or Finance; CPA required.
10+ years of progressive accounting and controllership experience, with at least 5 years in a senior leadership role.
Demonstrated experience in a private equity-backed environment, with an understanding of PE reporting expectations, sponsor cadence, and value creation priorities.
Deep technical accounting expertise including ASC 606, ASC 842, ASC 805, equity method/JV accounting, and VIE consolidation.
Proven, quantifiable track record of shortening the financial close cycle and improving reporting granularity and accuracy.
Demonstrated success leading automation and process improvement initiatives within a controllership function.
Experience with multisite or multi-entity healthcare organizational structures and complex intercompany accounting.
Acquisition and integration accounting experience, including purchase price allocations and opening balance sheet preparation.
Proven ability to build, develop, and retain high-performing accounting teams in a high-growth, dynamic environment.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills; executive presence and the ability to influence across all levels of the organization.

Nice To Haves

MBA or advanced degree in Accounting or Finance.
Big 4 or large regional public accounting firm experience.
Hands-on experience with ERP implementations or significant system upgrades (e.g., NetSuite, Workday, Oracle, SAP).
Experience with close management platforms (e.g., FloQast, BlackLine) and consolidation tools.
Familiarity with healthcare regulatory and compliance requirements (Medicare, Medicaid cost reporting, etc.).

Responsibilities

Own and continuously improve the monthly, quarterly, and annual financial close process across all legal entities; drive measurable reductions in close cycle time while increasing reporting accuracy and auditability.
Deliver timely, accurate consolidated GAAP financial statements along with PE-sponsor management reporting on a proforma/adjusted EBITDA basis.
Establish and scale a reporting framework that provides granular, site-level visibility into financial performance, enabling operational leaders to make data-driven decisions.
Serve as the organization’s primary technical accounting authority; research, document, and implement positions on complex matters including revenue recognition (ASC 606), lease accounting (ASC 842), business combinations (ASC 805), variable interest entities, and equity method investments.
Lead all JV accounting activities including equity method and consolidation determinations, intercompany eliminations, partner distributions, and capital account management as joint venture structures expand.
Maintain and enforce a robust internal control environment.
Ensure compliance with all federal, state, and local regulatory and tax filing requirements; manage relationships with external auditors, tax advisors, and third-party service providers.
Oversee external audit coordination; serve as primary liaison to audit engagement team and drive efficient, low-deficiency audit cycles.
Design and execute a roadmap to modernize the controllership function: automate manual processes, implement close management tools, and reduce cycle time with measurable, documented results.
Partner with IT and FP&A to evaluate and implement ERP enhancements, consolidation platforms, and reporting technologies that deliver speed, accuracy, and scalability.
Establish KPIs and SLAs for controllership operations; report progress against improvement targets to the CFO and PE sponsor.
Partner with the VP of Revenue Cycle and outsourced billing partners to ensure accuracy of net revenue recognition, appropriate reserving, and timely A/R collection across all payer classes.
Monitor and challenge revenue and reserve assumptions; develop analytical frameworks to improve forecast accuracy and identify revenue leakage.
Lead financial due diligence support and post-close integration accounting for acquisitions and de novo site development, including purchase price allocation, opening balance sheet, and earn-out/contingent consideration accounting.
Build scalable onboarding protocols to bring acquired entities onto the company’s chart of accounts, close calendar, and control environment within defined timelines.
Build, mentor, and retain a high-performing accounting team capable of scaling with the organization; define clear roles, career paths, and performance expectations.
Foster a culture of accountability, intellectual rigor, and continuous improvement; model the behavior expected across the finance organization.
Partner cross-functionally with operations, legal, FP&A, HR, and IT to ensure the controllership function is seen as a strategic enabler, not a back-office function.