Position Summary
This is an unprecedented opportunity for an experienced accounting expert to serve in a senior finance role for two of the preeminent health-focused non-profits in Montana. The financial manager will be employed by Montana Healthcare Foundation (MHCF) and will report to the operations director of MHCF. The person in this position will serve as the financial manager for both MHCF and Montana Public Health Institute (MTPHI) and devote approximately 50% time to each organization. This position will play a key role in the day-to-day financial operations and decisions of each organization. Key areas of responsibility include financial and cost analysis of existing and planned programs, investment portfolio reporting, federal grant management, financial planning, audit, and tax support. Both organizations highly value careful, accurate, and compliant accounting and reporting. This position works with multiple stakeholders, including other organizational leadership and boards, staff, and consultants. It is important this person has the right blend of accounting, analytical, and people skills. As part of the operations staff, this position will contribute to achieving the organizations’ strategic visions and goals.
About the Montana Healthcare Foundation
Montana Healthcare Foundation (MHCF) makes strategic investments to improve the health and well-being of all Montanans. MHCF contributes to a measurably healthier state by supporting access to quality and affordable health services, conducting evidence-driven research and analysis, and addressing the upstream influences on health and illness. The Foundation is overseen by seven dedicated trustees from across the state and run by an innovative, close-knit team led by its CEO, Dr. Aaron Wernham. MHCF is a permanent resource for Montana and catalyzes health innovation. Learn more about the Foundation, its board of trustees, and its staff.
About the Montana Public Health Institute
The Montana Public Health Institute (MTPHI) is a non-profit organization created in 2021 to strengthen public health system capacity by providing an array of supportive services to public health and partner organizations, with a focus on rural, frontier and tribal communities. MTPHI partners include local, tribal, state and national public health agencies, as well as community organizations and healthcare partners, to pursue our vision for a public health system that is cohesive, responsive, and informed.
Wage $100,000-$125,000 DOE, competitive benefits package.
Qualifications
Required Skills
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BA/BS/Undergraduate