Director of Finance jobs in Anchorage, Alaska (AK)

Oversees and manages revenue cycle, general accounting, business development, risk management, contracting, retail supply warehouse operations, budget development, decision support, grant compliance, integrated supply chain, and enterprise resource planning (ERP) departments.

Responsible for hiring, leading, developing and managing the performance by those reporting to this position; establish and communicates clear performance expectations; and make recommendations for salary increases.

Guide transactional processing to include Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, and Payroll as applicable.

Coordinates with ANTHC finance department to insure timely and accurate financial reporting. Provides leadership, direction, and guidance to assigned staff. Develops goals and priorities in conjunction with employees, and assigns tasks and projects.

Collaborates with the ANTHC Financial Department in maintaining, tracking, and controlling yearly expenditures for program related activity. Updates, reviews, manages and reconciles various accounts, balance sheets, general ledgers, statements, and spreadsheets. Develops, implements and maintains queries, forms and reports utilizing electronic databases. Processes required journal entries. Issues and tracks payments and refunds for assigned accounts.

Develops and manages strategies to assure effective financial planning and analysis. Reviews ANTHC strategies and determines financial resource requirements and goals. Develops tactical goals for the division; determines scope and priorities of projects; coordinates resources required to achieve goals.

Develops contracting strategies related to provider risk models and value based care models.

Assist with management of litigation including the selection and management of outside counsel and litigation and settlement strategy, and represent and counsel entities on government contracts and disputes, including bid protests, contract and subcontract claims, investigations and disclosures, and litigation.

Support the organization as subject matter expert in assessing risk both for designated initiatives Business internally and externally.