Financial Analyst
$65,000 - $70,000/yr
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$65,000 - $70,000/yr
About the role
- Purchasing & Procurement (about 50%)Purchase 30+ health-related products each week for the care team (air purifiers, air conditioners, asthma-related supplies and more)
- Track and maintain receipts, order records and invoices for every purchase
- Reconcile purchases against invoices and solve problems with vendors, such as order errors, shipping issues and billing discrepancies
- Spot and fix gaps before they become problems, and anticipate what might fall through the cracks
- Revenue Reconciliation & Financial Analysis (about 50%)Review revenue and remittance reports from payers and reconcile them against everything purchased to confirm items were reimbursed in full
- Use VLOOKUP/XLOOKUP, INDEX/MATCH, IF statements and other advanced Excel tools to compare large data sets and flag variances
- Review approved invoices for products and care management units to project monthly accruals
- Help the accounting team forecast expected revenue and support month-end close (accrual basis)
- Build and maintain budget tracking and reporting that leadership can rely onWhat You Bring 2+ years of experience in accounting, financial analysis, budget analysis, purchasing/procurement reconciliation, or revenue/billing reconciliation
- Advanced Excel skills: lookups, INDEX/MATCH, IF/nested logic, pivot tables and large-data reconciliation
- An extremely detail-oriented approach. You don’t stop until it ties out.
- Working knowledge of accrual accounting
- Strong communication skills and a proactive, confident personality. You’re comfortable picking up the phone, raising issues and keeping things moving.
- Openness to feedback and a desire to keep learning
- Healthcare, payer reimbursement, Medicaid or public health experience is a plus
- Why You’ll Love ItFully remote role with a mission that directly improves patients’ health at home
- High visibility in a small company where your work is seen and valued
- A real path to growth and future leadership for the right person
- Hiring Process Note: Qualified candidates will be asked to complete a short online Excel skills assessment.
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