Controller

• Assist in leading all day-to-day accounting operations. 
• Manage the monthly, quarterly, and annual close process. 
• Produce timely and accurate monthly financial statements. 
• Ensure compliance with GAAP and organizational accounting policies. 
• Prepare financial analyses and reports for executive leadership and the Board. 

• Review journal entries and supporting documentation. 
• Ensure proper cutoffs, accruals, allocations, depreciation, and adjusting entries. 
• Maintain the integrity of the general ledger. 
• Develop and improve accounting policies and procedures. 

• Ensure every balance sheet account is reconciled monthly. 
• Review reconciliations prepared by accounting staff. 
• Resolve reconciling items promptly. 
• Maintain complete supporting documentation for all significant account balances. 

• Provide financial oversight of the ICF-DD Medicaid billing and accounts receivable process. 
• Ensure accurate accounting for Medicaid, Social Security Administration (SSA), Private Liability (PLI), and other resident receivables. 
• Reconcile billing activity to resident census, authorized rates, and supporting documentation. 
• Monitor accounts receivable aging and collection activity. 
• Ensure subsidiary billing records reconcile to the general ledger. 

• Coordinate the annual financial statement audit. 
• Prepare audit schedules and supporting workpapers. 
• Prepare the annual Medicaid cost report with the preparation of accurate financial information, allocation schedules, and supporting documentation. 

• Supervise, mentor, and develop accounting staff. 
• Establish performance expectations and accountability. 
• Promote collaboration, continuous improvement, and excellent customer service throughout the Finance Department. 

• Assist with continued implementation and optimization of Oracle NetSuite. 
• Identify opportunities to automate and streamline accounting processes. 
• Improve financial reporting and internal controls through technology and process redesign. 

• Bachelor's Degree in Accounting. 
• Minimum seven years of progressive accounting experience. 
• Minimum three years of accounting leadership experience. 
• Demonstrated experience managing a monthly financial close. 
• Strong knowledge of GAAP. 
• Advanced Microsoft Excel skills. 
• Experience with ERP accounting systems.
• Must maintain a current and valid driver’s license if driving for Holy Angels 

• CPA. 
• Healthcare or nonprofit accounting experience. 
• Medicaid reimbursement experience. 
• NetSuite experience. 
• Audit coordination experience. 

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.

Holy Angels is an independent, nonprofit organization serving individuals with developmental and intellectual disabilities ranging in age from young children to senior citizens. Since 1965, Holy Angels has been dedicated to providing those served a path to self-fulfillment through education, empowerment, spirituality, independence, and work. Let our mission be your career. Over 250 employees are a part of the Holy Angels family. Each empowered by training and education through the Angel University program, development opportunities, self-improvement, outstanding benefits, and a supportive network of professionals. Holy Angels strives to give team members everything needed to meet their maximum potential, and to have a successful career at Holy Angels!