Treasury & Risk Manager - Omnicare

CVS Health • Remote • Full Time • $60,300–$132,600 / year

Posted on Thu, Sep 3, 2026

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Omnicare is a leading provider of pharmacy services to long-term care facilities nationwide, supporting skilled nursing facilities, assisted living communities, and other institutional care settings. Following the sale of Omnicare by CVS Health, this role will support Omnicare and its continued operations as an independent, standalone organization. Candidates should be aware that this role will not remain within CVS Health following the transaction. The individual hired into this role will be employed by Omnicare and will contribute to shaping the future of our organization during this exciting period of growth and transformation.
Oversees the treasury and risk management activities for Omnicare, setting strategic financial objectives and driving effective treasury operations. Collaborates with senior leadership to develop financial strategies, manage debt and capital structure, and optimize cash management practices. Analyzes financial data, makes data-driven decisions, and provides insights on financial risks and opportunities. Participates in capital budgeting, financial modeling, and financial reporting to support the organization's financial goals and ensure regulatory compliance.
This role is remote.

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