Portfolio Manager - Healthcare
jcw groupOak Park (IL)
Portfolio Manager - Healthcare
Posted 9 days ago
jcw groupOak Park (IL)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Overview:
A well-recognized large regional bank is looking to add an experienced Healthcare Portfolio Manager to their team. This is an onsite opportunity focused on underwriting and portfolio management for a healthcare book focusing on skilled nursing, senior living, and medical practices. This is an exciting opportunity to join a team with an entrepreneurial environment that has strong growth potential.
Responsibilities:
Underwrite, structure, and manage healthcare credit facilities, including agented and syndicated transactions across cash flow loans, revolvers, term loans, and ABL facilities.
Analyze borrower financials, cash flow, collateral, and industry trends to recommend appropriate loan structures.
Serve as the key point of contact for clients alongside the Relationship Manager, managing amendments and renewals.
Own the credit quality, documentation, and risk management of your assigned portfolio.
Monitor portfolio performance, covenant compliance, collateral coverage, and risk ratings to ensure adherence to bank credit policy.
Mentor junior credit analysts and relationship associates.
Qualifications:
6+ years of experience in commercial credit underwriting, credit analysis, or portfolio management.
Healthcare lending experience (skilled nursing, senior living, or medical practices) is preferred.
Strong underwriting, cash flow projection, and risk-rating skills.
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