What are the responsibilities and job description for the Hospital Vice President Finance position at Clinical Management Consultants?
A challenging and rewarding opportunity awaits a Hospital Vice President Finance and the beautiful forests of Washington. Join this trusted hospital, and help contribute to the success of this community.
The VP of Finance at this community hospital will provide financial and administrative direction in collaboration with the Executive Leadership Team. Working closely with the Chief Nursing Officer, the Chief Executive Officer, and the Chief Operations officer, you will oversee all fiscal operations, develop innovative policy & programs, and institute a patient-first decision model to ensure continued profitability and future growth of the hospital.
The VP / CFO will develop, implement, and evaluate new financial strategies aimed at improving operational performance for this community hospital and the satellite clinics that it controls. You will eat, sleep, and breath thoughtful operational methods, as you take the helm of this bold financial management department that has been nationally recognized for its superior financial performance. Having received meaningful use funding, this medical center, its home health department, emergency departments, and rural health clinics require a strategic financial thinker at the helm.
This unique Washington town has a long history as a waypoint for travelers and an center of forestry. A slow pace and relaxed quality pervades this town from the post office to the cafes. As this hospital’s Finance Vice President, you’ll find a lot to love in this town. You can take in a movie, enjoy the many fantastic restaurants, window shop through the many art houses and galleries, or cut a rug. Those who prefer the outdoors will find many miles of hiking and biking trails, as well as amazing fishing. In short, there’s something here for everyone.
The Chief Financial Officer (CFO) will play a crucial role in supporting this community. You will liaise with external stakeholders, you will take ownership for the public face of the system, and you will have the chance to positively impact the lives of many people. For these brave services, you will receive a competitive compensation package, generous benefits, and the knowledge that you’re making a difference in Washington.
