Healthcare Finance Strategy Manager

Wakemed; Raleigh (NC); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

WakeMed is seeking a dedicated finance and accounting liaison to manage financial planning, variance analysis, and reporting for the WakeMed enterprise in Raleigh. This role supports capital planning, project modeling, and benchmarking across the organization.

The position requires 8 years of healthcare accounting/finance experience, with a preference for CPA certification. You will collaborate with corporate finance and clinical leaders on strategic initiatives and cost-driven improvements.

Qualifications

• 8 years accounting/finance experience in healthcare required.
• CPA preferred.
• Bachelor's degree in Accounting/Finance/Healthcare or related field required.

Responsibilities

• Manage financial planning and capital planning for WakeMed enterprise.
• Conduct month-end variance analysis and financial reporting.
• Provide financial analysis and modeling for new projects and Certificates of Need.
• Coordinate and report financial results to corporate finance and enterprise leaders.
• Serve as facility benchmarking coordinator for the enterprise.
• Collaborate with cost accounting to update assumptions.
• Participate in leadership committees and process improvement initiatives.

Skills

Financial planning

Variance analysis

Performance management

Compensation modeling

Financial modeling

Need-based CO/NED (Certificates ofNeed

Education

Bachelor's degree (Accounting/Finance/Healthcare)

Tools

Cost accounting systems

Job description

WakeMed is seeking a dedicated finance and accounting liaison to manage financial planning, variance analysis, and reporting for the WakeMed enterprise in Raleigh. This role supports capital planning, project modeling, and benchmarking across the organization.

The position requires 8 years of healthcare accounting/finance experience, with a preference for CPA certification. You will collaborate with corporate finance and clinical leaders on strategic initiatives and cost-driven improvements.