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HealthOp Solutions in Prescott, AZ is seeking an experienced Interim Controller to own day-to-day accounting for a nonprofit healthcare organization. You will manage the general ledger, month-end close, reconciliations, and deliver accurate financial statements for leadership and boards.
This hands-on role also covers financial reporting, internal controls, audit support, and mentoring a small AP/AR team. Remote-friendly arrangement with on-site presence preferred, reporting to the CFO.
We are looking for an experienced Controller to step in and own day-to-day accounting, financial reporting, and internal controls for a nonprofit healthcare organization. This is a hands‑on interim engagement for an accounting leader who is comfortable being the person the CFO relies on: closing the books accurately, keeping AP and AR running cleanly, and turning the numbers into something leadership can actually make decisions from.
You are the accounting function’s day-to-day owner. Mornings tend to belong to the close and the numbers - reviewing the general ledger, checking reconciliations, working through month‑end entries, and making sure the financial statements will hold up. Afternoons shift toward people and process: reviewing AP batches, checking on AR follow-up, answering the questions your two direct reports bring you, and keeping the cadence moving so nothing sits.
Because the team is small, the work is genuinely hands‑on. You are not managing managers - you are in the ledger, in Excel, and in the reporting yourself, with two people supporting you on the transactional side. That also means you see the whole picture, from a single invoice through to the statements the CFO takes to leadership.
The other half of the job is reporting and controls. You produce the monthly, quarterly and annual financial packages, keep cost-center and program-level reporting accurate across multiple sites, maintain the internal controls that protect the organization’s assets, and support the annual audit and tax filings. When leadership asks why a line moved, you are the person who can answer it clearly and back it up.